Finland's melodic dark metal entity Soulfallen have unleashed the second single/lyric video, "Flesh Unearthed", from their forthcoming fourth full-length, slated for release later this year via Inverse Records.
"Flesh Unearthed" is the shortest track on the album, representing its faster, more aggressive side.
"'Flesh Unearthed', or FU for short, was one of the first songs we composed for the new album. It is blasting assault that grips its listener from start to finish with its tight riffs and haunting melodies. We can't wait to unleash this beast live", accounts vocalist-frontman Kai Leikola.
The previously revealed "Thousandfold" lyric video is available HERE. Link
* Soulfallen - next live dates:
03 April - Hatefeast Metal Festival, Kuopio, Finland
13 June - Hard Rock Korppi, Laukaa, Finland
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