The USA-based blackened metal trio All Hell has released the first single, "The Bleeding", from its upcoming full-length, Sunsetter, due on 10 October on Terminus Hate City.
A blistering, high-speed descent into vampiric hunger and ritualistic violence, "The Bleeding" offers the first glimpse into the apocalyptic narrative of Sunsetter, a concept album spanning millennia of exile, resurrection, and mythic doom. The track also features a scorching guest guitar solo by Nate Garnette of Skeletonwitch, a longtime friend and collaborator of the band.
Lyrically, "The Bleeding" places listeners in the mind of a predator, one of the cursed children of Cain, seeking blood offerings for a long-slumbering sire. The result is pure sonic ferocity, blending d-beat punk energy with the band's signature blackened edge and occult atmosphere.
Sunsetter is the fifth full-length from All Hell, following a string of acclaimed releases including The Grave Alchemist and The Witch's Grail. Link

Sunsetter tracklist:
01. Exiled Into Nod
02. Dominus Sanguis, Domina Nox
03. The Violent Brood
04. The Bleeding
05. Sunsetter
06. The Flood and the Death
07. Behold the Night
08. Path of Cain
09. Sacrifice to Shadow
10. The Ancients Rise
11. The Outer Night

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