Atmospheric black metallers The Great Sea have unveiled the second track, "Upright In Nothing", from their forthcoming debut full-length, Noble Art Of Desolation, due on 24 April through AOP Records.
Find more info about The Great Sea and its Noble Art Of Desolation, alongside the previously unveiled "No Peace Among Men" single/video, HERE. Link
THE GREAT SEA - Reveals Second Track Of Noble Art Of Desolation
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