Something sinister is afoot: dark metal stalwarts Novembers Doom have unearthed video footage of a missing hiker, who has encountered nightmarish horrors and witchcraft. The accompanying video material, labelled "Ravenous", is now being released in connection with the band's approaching full-length, Major Arcana, slated for release on 19 September via Prophecy Productions.
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NOVEMBERS DOOM - Unleashes Sinister Video Single From Impending Full-Length
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