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 Darkthrone Premiere New Track! Again!

Posted by Cheryl on February 3, 2013

Darkthrone Premiere New Track! Again!
Darkthrone Premiere New Track! Again!

A few weeks ago we linked to the Peaceville Records Soundcloud page that had a heavily edited version of a new Darkthrone track streaming. Luckily for us, Pitchfork are now showcasing the entore fourteen minute odyssey that is Leave No Cross Unturned. We kinda love it, and we'll be reviewing The Underground Resistance (the record from which this track is taken) nearer to the February 26th release date. Check it out and let us know what you think!

Darkthrone Premiere New Track! Again!
Darkthrone Premiere New Track! Again!

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