Firtan have revealed another video single, "Kalika's Tongue" — the third track to surface from the band's impending fifth full‑length Helios, preparing to rise on 2 October through AOP Records.
A deeper look at the group's approaching opus, along with the previously premiered video single "Ascension" and the announced tour dates, awaits HERE. Link
FIRTAN - Unleashes Third Video Track From Impending Album
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