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All Shall Perish Premiere New Single "Led To Slaughter" After Hitting New Album Crowdfunding Goal
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Deathcore veterans All Shall Perish are following through on their promise. After recently launching a crowdfunding campaign for their first new studio album since 2011, the group released their first new single in 15 years, “Be As Kings, Be As Gods“.
The band had also pledged to unveil a second new track from the effort if they reached their funding target. Having since surpassed the $75,000 goal they set to bring their comeback album to fruition, the group have now delivered that song, “Led To Slaughter“.
The band said earlier this week after reaching the target:
“YALL DONE FKED AROUND AND FUNDED A NEW ALL SHALL PERISH RECORD
Now we gotta drop this here new single and…
This one…. well, you will see.
Really y’all, we cannot thank you enough. YOU THE LABEL NOW.
We have sold our souls to you guys and it feels so good.
We are going to put everything, the last 15 years, and an eternity more into this next album, we have SO many songs, trying to condense it into an album will be the hard part.
To everyone that doubted us, who counted us out, who hated the new song, who thought we should not do this crowdfunding because: reasons. GUESS WHAT MFKRS????
we love you too <3”
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