Plague Garden delivers brand new goth rock album ‘Under The Sanguine Moon’ – Out tomorrow
Plague Garden
Out tomorrow via Bleeding Light is the brand new album for the goth rock formation Plague Garden, the vampiric-themed “Under The Sanguine Moon”.
It’s the fourth album for the Denver, Colorado-based goth rock band. The band explain the theme of the album like this: “The album delves into the catacombs of a nocturnal world, where tales of bloodlust at dusk reign supreme. Listen to fantastical tales of the undead and even a little bit of Greek mythology added in for variety.”
They also included a cover song over “Los Niños Perdidos”, a track from the 2024 documentary “Los Niños Perdidos” which was composed by Patrick Jonsson.
Under The Sanguine Moon will be available on LP and CD formats as well as on all major digital outlets worldwide.
You can order the full album on Bandcamp below.
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