Atmospheric black metal entity Karg has offered a new track, "Annapurna (feat. Klara Bachmair)". The track, featuring Firtan's Klara Bachmair, is the third revealed from the band's approaching full-length, Marodeur, which will see the light of day on 18 April through AOP Records.
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KARG - Offers Third Track From Approaching Full-Length
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