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Swedish gothic doom band Draconian return with eighth album ‘In Somnolent Ruin’

Bernard - Side-Line Staff February 11, 2026

Swedish gothic doom / death-doom band Draconian will release their eighth studio album, "In Somnolent Ruin," on May 8, 2026...

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