Five years on from “Mourn the Southern Skies”, EXHORDER are in no mood for chasing heritage status. An album that built upon the Louisiana band’s pioneering legacy, “Mourn…” was joyously received and showered with critical plaudits that finally gifted them a momentum that was never quite secured bac…
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