THE KOVENANT: Nagash Talks Nexus Polaris Australian Tour, New Music & The Band’s Legacy
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The Everblack Podcast spoke to Nagash from THE KOVENANT about bringing Nexus Polaris to Australia for the first time, revisiting the band's legendary catalogue, their evolution into cyber metal pioneers, winning Norwegian Grammy Awards, new vinyl releases, and the future of THE KOVENANT including plans for a new album.
THE KOVENANT with guests Hybrid Nightmares performing at: Sept 18th – Melbourne, Max Watts w/ Nontinuum Sept 19th – Sydney, Crowbar w/ Destruction Of The Healer
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