Escaping Aghartha North Carolina
The goal of Escaping Aghartha is to educate people about specific examples of ongoing destruction in the biological world,
using extreme music as an educational tool.
Avery, a biologist, started Escaping Aghartha as an experimental solo project. Now Escaping Aghartha has started to feature skilled musicians on some releases.
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