Melancholic doom/death collective Hanging Garden have unveiled the title track from their forthcoming album Isle Of Bliss, accompanied by a lyric video. The album is set for release on 20 March via Agonia Records.
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HANGING GARDEN - Unveils Album's Title Track
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