Behind Us All, the second studio album from Finnish doom metal outfit Grain Of Pain, first emerged in March on Noble Demon. The vinyl edition required a little more time to materialise, but it is now officially available.
To mark the release, the band has brought forth a striking animated lyric video for "If Morning Never Comes (feat. Kirsten Jørgensen)", showcasing one of the record's most atmospheric moments.
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GRAIN OF PAIN – Shares Animated Lyric Video for "If Morning Never Comes (feat. Kirsten Jørgensen)" as Behind Us All Vinyl Arrives
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