Lord Of The Lost's frontman Chris Harms has shared the third single and video, "She Called Me Diaval", from its approaching debut solo album, 1980, scheduled for release on 31 January through Napalm Records.
Chris Harms comments on the new single: "Probably, the most frequently asked question about the song will be 'Who or what is Diaval?' - Well, either the song is about a dream I can't describe in detail, me musically processing a part of my life - because it's my only way of dealing with things, or I just like to tell mysterious, darkly colorful stories. At some point, I'll give it away..."
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CHRIS HARMS - Shares Third Single And Video From 1980
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