LUTHARO Release Second Trailer For Upcoming Video "Hopeless Abandonment"
Canadian thrashers LUTHARO have revealed a second trailer for their video "Hopeless Abandonment". The video is set to be released on September 24th and is taken from their upcoming album Hiraeth.
Frontwoman Krista Shipperbottom comments: "We’re one step closer to releasing Hopeless Abandonment! This song has a very emotional and celestial vibe to it as it speaks on our deep rooted connection to the cosmos and the universe."
Pre-order their upcoming album Hiraeth HERE.
Tracklist:
Introduction
To Kill or To Crave
What Sleeps In Your Mind
Phantom
Worship your Path
Hopeless Abandonment
Valley of the Cursed
In Silence We Reign
Eclipse
Lost In A Soul
Lutharo Is:
Krista Shipperbottom – Vocals
Victor Bucur – Guitars, backing vocals
John Raposo – Guitars
Chris Pacey – Bass
Duval Gabraiel – Drums
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