Canadian black metal act Sorcier Des Glaces has posted a new track online titled “…Et les Anges périrent sous la Neige,” which is from the band’s upcoming album “The Puressence of Primitive Forests.” You can check out the track in the player below, or by heading over to the band’s MySpace page.

“The Puressence of Primitive Forests” will be released this coming July via Mankind’s Demise Records, and a limited 2 CD edition of the release will also be available including Sorcier Des Glaces’ first album “Snowland” as a bonus disc.

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Sorcier Des Glaces Posts New Song Online "…Et Les Anges Périrent Sous La Neige"

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