Denver (USA)- based gothic rock band Plague Garden will release their fourth full-length, Under The Sanguine Moon, on 3 January. The album features a prominent vampiric theme and delves into the catacombs of a nocturnal world, where tales of bloodlust at dusk reign supreme.
From the album's blood-red artwork to its hemophilic lyrics, this album is bound to please even the darkest children of the night, for fans of gothic rock, post-punk, deathrock and darkwave. Listen to fantastical tales of the undead and even a little bit of Greek mythology is added in for variety. There's even a very unlikely cover song that will surprise you.
The only revealed track available for streaming is "The Dirty Dead". Link
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