MØL Aarhus, Denmark
A crushing void
Members:
Guitar: Nicolai Busse
Bass/Guitar: Holger Frost
Drums: Ken Lund Klejs
Vox: Kim Song Sternkopf
Guitar: Sigurd Kehlet
MØL recommends:
Ghost Bath have gone even further than before in diversifying and pushing a furious DM-approach of what you expect of Black metal - make sure to keep this one on your radar for release in November
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