Swedish post-metal band Cult of Luna share new song, "The Rift"
Cult of Luna have released "The Rift", the latest preview from their upcoming album, In the Shadow of Your Shadow.
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Cult of Luna have released "The Rift", the latest preview from their upcoming album, In the Shadow of Your Shadow.
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