Cult German gothic rock band Merciful Nuns will release on 25 April via Solar Lodge a special EP Demons/Elysene. With this release, Merciful Nuns presents a fascinating combination of dark charm and driving sounds.
The EP consists of a total of four tracks, divided into two singles: the driving "Elysene" and the dark-pop gem "Demons". This release provides an interesting addition to the already impressive album Oneironauts, released in February this year (you can read a review over HERE) and even evokes memories of the very early Garden Of Delight times with the song "E.N.D.".
The video for the track "Demons" is out now and you can enjoy it right now. Link
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