Greek black metal outfit Isolert has presented the first track, "Where Dreams Die", from its impending album, Wounds Of Desolation, slated for release on 13 September through its new label Non Serviam Records.
"'Where Dreams Die' is the all-consuming void. Ever thirsty, ever hungry, satiated by naught. It reaches deep in granite mazes and pitch black caverns. And as everything else turns to noise, it reverberates with deafening silence and spreads like a virus. Alas nothing stands no more. Nothing but ash", comments Isolert.
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ISOLERT – Presents First Track From Impending Third Full-Length
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