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From The Vastland - New Album Title, Cover Artwork And Song Unveiled
Jul 10
Norwegian black metal act From The Vastland has shared a new video for "Decadence" from their upcoming album Servant Of Ahriman, to be released by The Crawling Chaos Records on September 11th, 2026.
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