Lauded progressive death metal outfit DÅÅTH has emerged from its thirteen-year hiatus with a new album, “The Deceivers”, set for release May 3 via Metal Blade Records.
“The Deceivers” is at once a devastating reminder and giant leap forward that showcases the technical wizardry and brutal intensity…
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