Get all 32 Jason Walton releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Dogs of the Star Chain, MoonBladder, Live at Azoth, PDX 11/29/2019, Live at Coaxial Arts, Los Angeles, CA 05-12-2018, Worms in the Keys Remixes, Yeast Mother: An Electroacoustic Mass, Mara, The Wrong Path, and 24 more.
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Jason Walton Portland, Oregon
"From legends Agalloch to “acoustic doom metal” outfit Dolven to Snares of Sixes to Self Spiller, Jason William Walton has
proven himself time and again to be one of the most forward-thinking, multi-faceted, and engaging musicians in the heavy metal realm, period."
-Shawn Macomber for Decibel Magazine
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