Exclusive Song Premiere: Disfiguring the Goddess — "Industrial Quarter"
Today, GuitarWorld.com presents the exclusive premiere of "Industrial Quarter," a new song by Disfiguring the Goddess.
The track is from the upcoming full-length brutal death-metal release Deprive, which hits music outlets December 10 via Decomp Records.
You can pre-order Deprive now via DTG’s merch store at shopbenchmark.com.
Each pre-order package includes an item featuring the killer new Deprive album art (pictured), which was created by death-metal illustrator Toshihiro Egawa. Select pre-order packages include merch items featuring the art of Mark Riddick, another legendary death-metal artist. You also can pre-order the Deprive CD alone, which ships December 6.
To learn more about Disfiguring the Goddess, visit these sites:
• facebook.com/disfiguringthegoddess
• twitter.com/disfiguringtheg
• instagram.com/dtgdtgdtg
• shopbenchmark.com.
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