Atmospheric black metal duo The Great Sea has unleashed the third track, "Walking At The Edge Of Death", from its approaching debut album, Noble Art Of Desolation, slated for release on 24 April via AOP Records.
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THE GREAT SEA - Now "Walking At The Edge Of Death"
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