Poland's funeral death/doom metal newcomers Postmortal have unveiled the second taste, "Decay Of Paradise", from their impending debut full-length, Profundis Omnis, due on 9 May through Aesthetic Death.
"Decay Of Paradise" offers a harrowing journey through slow-burning riffs, cavernous growls, and an overwhelming sense of sorrow - a compelling glimpse into the bleak expanse Postmortal is poised to explore.
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POSTMORTAL - Presents "Decay Of Paradise" Of Profundis Omnis
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