Black/doom/folk metal entity Hexvessel has unveiled a beautiful visualiser for "Mother Destroyer" - the final advance single from its impending full-length, Nocturne, slated for release on 13 June through Prophecy Productions.
Hexvessel's singer and songwriter Mat "Kvohst" McNerney reveals: "The song 'Mother Destroyer' is about cosmic fatalism, ecological grief, and reverence for a primal feminine force. It is a hymn to the sacred and desecrated goddess. The Earth as origin and oblivion, womb and grave. In the heart of every star there is a darkness".
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HEXVESSEL - Unveils Final Advance Single From Impending Full-Length
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