Belarusian progressive doom/death metal outfit Crypt Of Reason has presented the first single and video, "Erebus", from its debut full-length, Stargazer, scheduled for release on 24 September.
The band on "Erebus": "'Erebus' is the first single off Stargazer, and the last song Pavel wrote for this album. We're premiering it on the anniversary of his passing".
Crypt Of Reason hails from Homiel, Belarus. Formed in 2008, the band released only one EP, Creation Of Despair (2013). They had nearly completed writing their debut album when Pavel, the main songwriter, passed away unexpectedly in 2016. Despite this tragedy, the band has persevered and is proud to present Stargazer as a tribute to his memory. Link
CRYPT OF REASON - Presents First Single And Video From Impending Debut Full-Length
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