APOSTLE OF SOLITUDE - LAST SUNRISE
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: EYES OF SNOW
Release date: 26/02/2010
Barcode: 4250088500886
Catalog no.: EYE0000012
Item ID: 339502
True American Doom Metal in its most raw, unfiltered, sincere form. Apostle of Solitude rose from the ashes of The Keep in the autumn of 2004. The sophomore follow-up to their successful debut from 2008, going further down the path that Sincerest Misery began, taking the listener even deeper into these beautiful cold depths of sorrow & ruin. CD feat. 3 excl. bonus tracks
Also available: LAST SUNRISE (2LP/CLEAR) (LP).
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