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W.E.B. Signs With NO REMORSE RECORDS

December 23, 2013

Athens, Greece-based dark / black / death / goth metal band W.E.B. has inked a deal with No Remorse Records. The band's new album, "For Bidens", will be released in March 2014.

Formed in 2002, W.E.B. "[took] a lifeform shape from an embryonic state to a music challenge expressing darkness and death through adrenaline and poetry," according to a press release. "An expression both straight but at the same time theatrical. W.E.B. is here to move you, provoke you, and invite you to the journey through ravendark starless nights with a fire made of Metal music.

W.E.B.'s latest EP release, "My Storm Upon You", can be streamed below.

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