PAKKT - TO BROCKEN HEIGHTS WHERE WITCHES DANCE
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: VAN RECORDS
Release date: 24/12/2021
Barcode: 4250936534810
Catalog no.: VAN0000348
Item ID: 527687
Pakkt offer 36 minutes of raw, old-school black metal reminiscent of Mayhem, Darkthrone and Bathory. Limited to 413 copies on dark red vinyl.
Also available: TO BROCKEN HEIGHTS WHERE WITCHES DANCE (CD).
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