Norwegian black metallers Tulus have revealed the second track, "Tulus", from their impending full-length, Morbid Desires, due on 27 March through Darkness Shall Rise Productions.
Tulus' self-titled single marks a personal, direct connection between the band and the track itself. The song "Tulus" is meant to contain the essence of the band, from the darkness and soot to the pallid dawn, the dreary mist, the cold in your sweat, and the noise in your heart. The track combines the raw, relentless energy of black metal with a haunting, grim vocal performance, creating an atmosphere of darkness and intensity.
Find more information about Tulus and their Morbid Desires, alongside the previously released "Salme II" lyric video, HERE. Link
TULUS - Reveals Self-Titled Track From Morbid Desires
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