German gothic‑rock musical entity Golden Apes have confirmed 18 September as the release date for their forthcoming opus, The Sun Came Up Tremendously, scheduled to land on Icy Cold Records.
The outfit have once again collaborated with producer Thommy Hein, bringing together ten pieces for the new album.
The first glimpse of the record, "Resistance", is due to surface on 4 September, accompanied by a brilliant video. Stay tuned. Link
GOLDEN APES - Discloses Details And Release Date Of New Album
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