CROSS VAULT - THE ALL-CONSUMING (BROWN)
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: NORTHERN SILENC
Release date: 15/02/2016
Barcode: 2090504281591
Catalog no.: NSPLPC0000139
Item ID: 428159
Limited edition of 150 copies on 180-GRAM BROWN VINYL. 'The All
Consuming' is a five track doom metal album revolving once
again around the classical themes of revocable and irrevocable
loss, the magnitude of heart, and the depth of crippling
sorrow.
Also available: THE ALL-CONSUMING (CD), THE ALL-CONSUMING (BLACK) (LP).
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