Norwegian extreme metal outfit Crest Of Darkness has served another single and video, "The Ultimate Truth", from its approaching full-length, My Ghost, slated for release on 18 October through My Kingdom Music.
"The Ultimate Truth" demonstrates the band's versatility, combining black, death and even thrash metal.
Accompanying the track is a video by videographer and editor Caroline Kløvrud of Litt Films, who has been able to capture the darkness inherent within the band's music and its founder Ingar Amlien's lyrical concepts.
More about My Ghost, including the previously unleashed "Call Of The Moon" single/video, is HERE. Link
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