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TOMBS Unveils Their Haunting New Single “The Sun Sets”

Photo by Mike Goncalves

New Jersey experimental metal collective TOMBS has unveiled their haunting new single, “The Sun Sets.”

TOMBS bassist Drew Murphy comments, “I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished on the album. I’m particularly proud of this song. It’s definitely a standout track in my opinion. When I listen to this song I feel like it takes me on an epic journey that ends with being stranded in the middle of a very angry sea. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as we do.”

“The Sun Sets” is taken from the band’s upcoming studio album, ‘Feral Darkness,’ which will be released on October 17, 2025 via Redefining Darkness

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