Thrash and groove trailblazers EXHORDER will release their fourth full-length album, “Defectum Omnium”, on March 8 via Nuclear Blast Records. Featuring 12 crushing tracks and ominous cover artwork by Travis Smith (KATATONIA, OPETH), the album follows the band’s critically revered 2019 release “Mourn…
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