Black metal group Spectral Wound has, following the release of the first single, "Aristocratic Suicidal Black Metal", which is - alongside more info - HERE, given further insight into its impending fourth full-length with the track "The Horn Marauding". The album, Songs Of Blood And Mire, is due on 23 August via Profound Lore Records. Link
SPECTRAL WOUND - Gives Further Insight Into Songs Of Blood And Mire
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