Canadian melodic black/death metal outfit Frostbite has unleashed the title track from its upcoming album, Relentless Grief, due on 20 September through Black Lion Records on CD and digital formats.
Following the band's 2016 release, Etching Obscurity, Frostbite is back and pushing forward with a darker and heavier approach to its vicious, blackened death metal approach. After a short hiatus during which all members kept busy touring the US and Canada with other projects, the timing was finally right to finalize and release Frostbite's next chapter and bring the band back on stage. Link
FROSTBITE - Unleashes Title Track From Impending Relentless Grief
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