Philosophic post-black metallers Decline Of The I have unleashed another single/video, "Éros N", in anticipation of Wilhelm - the band's new studio album scheduled for release on 14 February via Agonia Records.
More info on Wilhelm, including the previously unveiled single/video, "L' Alliance Des Rats", featuring guest vocals from T.C. (Regarde Les Hommes Tomber) and Vestal (Merrimack), is HERE. Link
DECLINE OF THE I - Unleashes Another Wilhelm's Track
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