Desolate Shrine - Fires Of The Dying WorldAt long last the successor to 2017's Deliverance From The Godless Void has been unconfined from the clandestine vaults of Dark Descent Records. Aptly titled Fires Of The Dying World, Finland's Desolate Shrine delivers forty six minutes of their unique death metal possession. The masterful craftsmanship on this fifth album is unmistakable a true portrait of a band at their absolute peak. Yet be forewarned before indulging from the poison chalice of

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