Italian medieval black metal project Hesperia has presented the first single/lyric video, "La Grotta De La Sibilla Atto I: L'Qrrivo A L'Hostaria", from its upcoming album, Fra Li Monti Sibillini (Black Medieval Winter Over The Sibylline Mounts), slated for release on 17 January 2025 via Hammerheart Records. Link
HESPERIA - Presents First Single From Upcoming Album
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