Vampyric Blood (FIN) – Watching the Nights Rot in Eternal Melancholy LP
€26.88
Black Metal
The Lord of Shadows returns!
Vampyric Blood rises from the crypt!
Once again casting sonic spells that encapsulate his nightside visions and dark desires laden with sorrow in this brand new EP entitled “Watching the Nights Rot in Eternal Melancholy”.
Vampyric Black Metal from this Finnish blood fiend filled with medieval melancholy!
Weight | 0.5 kg |
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Brand
Iron Bonehead
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