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.
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