The Death in Me, a metalcore band based out of Raleigh, NC, recently released a new music video for their jam, “Evergreen.” The band is gearing up for An Appeal to Heaven, their debut album set to drop on Easter this year. You can grab a free download of the track below. If you’re digging the sound, you can preorder the album from the band’s Big Cartel.
The Death in Me posts new music video for ‘Evergreen,’ download the single for free
February 22, 2017 By David Stagg
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