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You won’t be getting to hear Rings of Saturn’s third album, Lugal Ki En until October 14th. However, the band were nice enough to share a taste of it earlier today via Metal Injection. It’s pretty high quality shredding deathcore with lots of fluid-sounding riffing in the chorus. Then at the end of the song, it turns into an all-guitar showcase that wouldn’t sound out of place on a Steve Vai album.
You can pre-order their new album here.
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