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Afterglow

from Sovereign by Deadwood Tree

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  • Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

    Very short run of our first EP. 12'' 140 gr black vinyl with the dual artwork created by Gonzalo Aeneas in all its greatness

    Includes unlimited streaming of Sovereign via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
    ships out within 3 days
    edition of 100 
    Purchasable with gift card

      €10 EUR or more 

     

  • T-Shirt/Apparel

    Sovereign EP T-shirt. Gildan ringspun 100% cotton. Soft and comfortable. Printed with water-based inks. Black ink on charcoal grey T-shirt. Very limited edition of 75 of each model.

    Designed by Gonzalo Aeneas.
    www.gonzaloaeneas.com
    ships out within 3 days
    Purchasable with gift card

      €10 EUR or more 

     

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lyrics

The white light hid when the early dark clouds came
Came stealthily into the world

The greenish sea became obsidian black
A crippled window facing

Behold the temple stained black
Don’t walk away, there is no turning back

Behold the temple ‘cause is stained black
Don’t walk away, put your senses away from the dead

Man stir the coals of their existences
They gut the fish, they rip off the fur

As the white light caress their faces
Man can’t see the star blaze extintion

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from Sovereign, released February 6, 2017
Lytics by Curro Maestre

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Deadwood Tree PM, Spain

Embracing the doom since 2014


Gonzalo Aeneas - Guitar
Javier Olivencia - Guitar
Joan Mayol - Bass
Isidro Moron - Drums
Curro Maestre - Vocals

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