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Mastodon released progressive and groovy new song “Sickle And Peace”

Author Samuel Järvinen - 21.10.2021

Progressive metal band Mastodon just released a new single called “Sickle And Peace“.

It is the third track from the band’s upcoming studio album “Hushed And Grim”, which will be released on 29 October.

The band’s previous studio album “Emperor Of Sand” was released in 2017.

You can check our interview with Troy Sanders here.

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