Formed back in 1989 one of the oldest gothic rock bands from Portugal, Drknss, is reborn now with three of their original members. The band is finally prepared to release the first album, The Darkness. The second single and video, "Looking For Mercy", is out now.
The band comments: "This song is very profound and introspective, dealing with struggle his own demons and the search for peace and forgiveness."
The upcoming album, The Darkness, will be released on 5 November via Ethereal Sound Works. You can check out the brand new single "Looking For Mercy" and the previously released "Fields Of War" right below. Link
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