Georgia (USA)-based darkwave/post-punk band, Tears For The Dying released a brand new single, "Dagger Deep Within My Mind's Eye". They are back with a serious banger of a song. "Dagger Deep Within My Mind's Eye" is a recomposition/remix of "Dagger In God's Back" by band mastermind Adria Stembridge. The original version of the track was featured on the album, In The Shadow Of The Midnight Sun, which was released in February 2024.
Tears For The Dying is an Athens, GA, based band blending darkwave, goth, post-punk, and deathrock. Their music is recommended to fans of 45 Grave, Bauhaus, Christian Death, and New Order. They inspire to bring a modicum of hope in a bleak world being ripped apart by greed, malice and hate. Link
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