Marald Van Haasteren "The Great Equalizer: Red" Giclee Print Honey Which doesn’t seem at all

Which doesn’t seem at all impossible on the back of a record like Heartless

with the band using many acoustic and string arrangements showing they are still at the top of the heap of the 2000s-emo / indie scene

Upon arriving in Syracuse after growing up in Brussels

"Catastrophic Anonymous" roots are indubitably those of a harsh record

The EP's first track

Marald Van Haasteren "The Great Equalizer: Red" Giclee Print Honey Which doesn’t seem at allMarald Van Haasteren is a fine artist based in Leiden, Netherlands. His approach is bold yet masterfully delicate, often times exploring ideas of elegance and beauty in nature. Marald has created work for a number of aggressive bands including Ghost, Bolt Thrower, High on Fire, Deafheaven, Kylesa, Wolfbrigade, and more. Recently he has worked on incredible visual collaborations with John Dyer Baizley for the Baroness albums "Purple" and "Gold and