DUSK Vienna, Austria
When the very last solar ray vanishes from these sere grounds the wan four are ready
to hit the road releasing darkness and
heaviness over the rugged land. Invoked by ancient
virtues and vices their unresting specters keep hunting those wandering vessels which
plead to get filled with screaming riffage. Mesmerizing vocal fortitude closes the vicious circle and sets free an untameable
thunderstorm.
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