Charming dark cabaret metal outfit Tardigrade Inferno have revealed the second video single, "All in Your Head", from their upcoming album, Hush, scheduled for release on 5 March.
More information about Tardigrade Inferno and their upcoming full-length offering, including the previously released "Hide 'n' Seek" video, is HERE. Link
TARDIGRADE INFERNO - Reveals "All In Your Head" Video Single
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