about
This was a bonus track on the re-release of "Roots" on limited edition digipak and LP in 2015.
credits
Song written by Scottish Black Metal band Ainsvhal.
On track:
Andy Marshall - Vocals and all instruments
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Martyn Moffat
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Saor Scotland, UK
Caledonian Metal from Scotland inspired by history and nature.
shows
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Jun 21Ukmergė, Lithuania
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Jul 27London, UK
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Jul 28Manchester, UK
discography
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Jun 2022 -
Jan 2021 -
Sep 2020 -
Feb 2019 -
Nov 2016 -
Jun 2014 -
May 2013
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