Doom metal collective Doomraiser has offered a new single/video, "Without A Shadow", from its impending album, Cold Grave Marble, set for release on 2 October via Time To Kill Records.
Doomraiser commented: "In 'Without A Shadow', the Majesty of Death reminds us that Man is an incomplete being, set astray in front of it, just like the tiniest bit of dust set lost in the labyrinth of time. The song itself appears like a black monolith marching and erasing any light of hope left, where the guitar riffing and relentless drumming counteract crystal clear vocal melodies. It's time to die".
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