Zorn tease sophomore LP

2026-06-16 by Voivod STAFF | 5 Comments
Hailing from Philadelphia PA, blackened punk/thrashers Zorn have let out a new song at the official Bandcamp location of Sorry State Records.

Titled "Black Dog March", the track is part of the band's upcoming album Return to Castle Death, due out on July 1.

You can listen to the single, right below:
https://sorrystaterecords.bandcamp.com/track/black-dog-march

Tagged: Zorn (USA-PA)

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Supercoolguy64
June 16th 2026
12080 Comments


thought this was about john zorn. lame

asanisimasa
June 16th 2026
205 Comments


^Yea when is John Zorn finally gonna release a second album?!

vertexarray
June 18th 2026
21 Comments


ZORN ZORN ZORN ZORN

I'm a big fan of their more intricate arrangements but this is still a no-brainer for me

Brabiz
July 8th 2026
3115 Comments


This band rules

Veldin
July 12th 2026
6094 Comments


John Zorn teases 450th LP



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