Nuclear Winter's howling at "The Harvest Moon" in new single
Zimbabwean one man metal band Nuclear Winter has unleashed the new single "The Harvest Moon". The song is from his upcoming album Greystone which will be out in May 2021 via MMD Records.
If the name sounds familiar, it’s because I actually covered Nuclear Winter on the YouTube show last year with their 2020 album Night Shift. Remembering that correctly, I enjoyed my time with the album and thought it was worth checking out. As for “The Harvest Moon”, check it out on NoCleanSinging HERE.
Get the single HERE.
Check out my review on Night Shift below, or click HERE.
Tracklist:
The Wastelands
Stygian Awakening
The Harvest Moon
Orwellian Future
Corridor of Shells
The Wavering Shadows
Hidden Shrine
Graveyard Sculpture
The Failing Dawn
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