Temple Of Void – Summoning the Slayer
Detroit’s death/doom mongers Temple of Void has parlayed 3 solid albums (notably the last 2 efforts, 2017s Lords of Death and 2020s The World
Detroit’s death/doom mongers Temple of Void has parlayed 3 solid albums (notably the last 2 efforts, 2017s Lords of Death and 2020s The World
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