Sweden's ethereal/symphonic metal project Angelic Foe, led by the ethereal voice of Annmari Thim Hermansson, has shared the "In Shadows Deep" single/lyric video from its forthcoming album, Amulets And Charms, set for release on 6 December through recently signed with Wormholedeath Records.
"In Shadows Deep" is a dark, atmospheric tale of vengeance, control, and the consuming nature of power in the hands of a scorned figure. It blends the modern pain of personal betrayal with timeless mythological themes of revenge.
More about Angelic Foe and its Amulets And Charms is HERE. Link
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