Symphonic black metal band Vesseles have unleashed a new track, "Perpetual Chasm Of Black Mirrors", from their upcoming full-length, Home, slated for release on 16 January.
"Perpetual Chasm Of Black Mirrors" highlights the deepening mental decay as Valira sinks deeper into her own internal torment.
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VESSELES - Unleashes "Perpetual Chasm Of Black Mirrors" From Home
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