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Track Premiere: Feral Light – ‘Endless Nights’

October 16, 2017 Emily Bellino
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Black metal outfit Feral Light have grown considerably since their 2016 EP, A Sound of Moving Shields. Now a duo of drummer Andrew Reesen and guitarist/vocalist Andy Schoengrund (ex-Wolvhammer), they have fleshed out the sound they began to find early on.

New song “Endless Nights,” which you can stream below, draws influence from black ‘n’ roll and post-metal, without losing the tremolo-picked black metal sound that Feral Light are rooted in. Also notable of their forthcoming album, Void/Sanctify, is that Feral Light have left their lyrical themes of war behind for more introspective topics.

Void/Sanctify will see release on Init Records.

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