In a new interview with The Brutally Delicious Podcast, DEICIDE frontman Glen Benton addressed the controversy surrounding the cover artwork for the band’s upcoming album, “Banished By Sin”. Due on April 26 via Reigning Phoenix Music, the LP features art that some people believe was generated by art…
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