Swedish industrial cult act DEATHSTARS will finally release their latest sonic output “Everything Destroys You”, on May 5 through Nuclear Blast Records. Their first release in over eight years marks a long-awaited comeback, spotlighting everything that is DEATHSTARS: adrenaline, bombast, sex and gla…
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