Bring The Mourning On
When four people from the dark, cold and barren Sweden come together to create, things become just that. With a strong focus to, with every note and every word, summon a long lasting feeling that leaves the listener grasping for air but still wanting more as the band delivers a wide spectrum of dark and lonesome music. ... more
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