Black metal duo Gràb has unveiled the second single/video, "Waidler" (woodsman/someone living in the woods), from its upcoming sophomore album, Kremess, slated for release on 21 February.
Gràb's vocalist and lyricist Grànt explains: "The opening track of the album is named 'Waidler', which is a dialectal word that corresponds loosely translated with the English term 'Woodlander' - in the sense of a person living in a forest. This song is dedicated to the Bavarian Forest. Whenever I visit this region of Lower Bavaria, it feels to me like a journey back in time - in a positive way. I very much like the traditional way of living there. Of course, there is also the stunning nature of the Bavarian Forest - harsh and majestic at the same time. That is exactly what we want to convey with the lyrics and the music of 'Waidler'. In my book, we have quite succeeded in delivering a really powerful opening track that also includes a guest contribution by former Dark Fortress vocalist Morean".
For more on Gràb and the previously released "Kerkermoasta" single/video, follow HEREs. Link
GRÀB - Unveils Second Single And Video From Upcoming Album
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