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Monuments unveil new single “Nefarious”

Author Hernan Osuna - 27.5.2023

British progressive metalcore band Monuments has shared a new song called “Nefarious”, a collaborative effort with YouTuber/musician MoistCr1TiKaL. Watch the official video below.

This unique collaboration was released alongside the newest issue of the GodSlap comic book series, which MoistCr1TiKaL helped co-create. The song was mixed by George Lever and Swedish engineer Jens Bogren took part in the mastering.

Monuments upcoming tour dates:

June 7, Donington Park Circuit (Derby, UK)

June 7, Download Festival 2023 (Derby, UK)

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