Industrial metal outfit Spiralist has served the "Glasseater" video single from its impending album, Violent Feathers, which will come out on 23 May.
Spiralist on "Glasseater": "'Glasseater' is the fourth single off of Spiralist's third full-length studio album, Violent Feathers. The song tells the story of a relationship between a scarred woman who can't express love without violence and a man ridden with a 'saviour complex' so great he is willing to suffer for her benefit".
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