Thy Art Is Murder stream Holy War

Thy Art Is Murder have issued a stream of their third album Holy War.

It’ll be released in Europe on June 29 and North America the following day. They issued a promo for the track Light Bearer earlier this week.

Metal Hammer describe the follow-up to 2012’s Hate as their “best release to date – one that undoubtedly cements their name among the best death metal bands out there today.”

The band feature in the latest edition of the magazine where they discuss the influences behind the album and why they’re now appealing to the mainstream. It’s out now in print, digital and via TeamRock+.

Thy Art Is Murder will head out on a European tour in August.

Holy War tracklist

  1. Absolute Genocide 2. Light Bearer 3. Holy War 4. Coffin Dragger 5. Fur And Claw 6. Deliver Us To Evil 7. Emptiness 8. Violent Reckoning 9. Child Of Sorrow 10. Naked And Cold 11. Vengeance (Bonus)

Tour dates

Aug 11: Manchester Sound Control, UK

Aug 12: London Barfly, UK

Aug 13: Sittard Volt, Netherlands

Aug 14: Dinkelsbuhl Summer Breeze, Germany

Aug 15: Trier Summer Blast, Germany

Aug 16: Cologne Underground, Germany

Aug 17: Wiesbaden Schlachthof, Germany

Aug 18: Berlin Cassiopeia, Germany

Aug 19: Munich backstage, Germany

Aug 20: Stuttgart Kellerklub, Germany

Aug 21: Hasselt Pukkelpop, Belgium

Aug 22: Dessau Destruction Derby, Germany

Thy Art Is Murder: Unholy Wars

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