Sun Worship Stream Pale Dawn

2016-04-22 by zaruyache | 4 Comments
German black metal band Sun Worship have begun streaming their sophomore album, "Pale Dawn," through Bandcamp.

The album is a follow-up to the band's well-received 2014 debut, "Elder Giants," and can be pre-ordered on vinyl, cassette, and CD formats.

Stream:
www.sunworship.bandcamp.com/album/pale-dawn

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zaruyache
April 22nd 2016
28862 Comments


I check my gmail and get an email from Bandcamp about a new Sun Worship release, thinking it's just a new single. Best morning surprise.

Sevengill
April 22nd 2016
13447 Comments


fuck I better get on this review. I thought I'd have at least a week.

CrimsonLies
April 22nd 2016
2579 Comments


Sweet, need to check

Dinosaur
April 23rd 2016
1391 Comments


Oooo. I saw that split release...wasn't expecting this. Great news



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