"Jewels" is the newest single from UK doom metal titans Godthrymm. The track comes off the band's outstanding third album, Projections, out next Friday, 29 May, under Profound Lore Records.
Vocalist/guitarist Hamish Glencross comments: "The song 'Jewels' finds us in a more sombre and reflective vibe and is a perfect example of how we have pushed the dynamics of our sonic palette within our new album. The video was shot and edited by myself, whilst Catherine takes centre stage for this album highlight".
Further insight into Godthrymm's approaching opus can be found by following the links HERE. Link
GODTHRYMM - Shares "Jewels" From Projections, Out Next Friday
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