Worm Brings 1991 VHS Aesthetic To KEXP Performance
Florida-based black/doom band Worm recently performed for Seattle radio station KEXP's In-Studio series, giving the session a distinctive visual presentation. The performance embraces the look of a 1991 VHS recording, with a grainy and ritualistic aesthetic.
Worm's new album Necropalace is out now via Century Media. The record features a guest appearance from Marty Friedman and combines influences from '90s symphonic black metal and '80s shred.
The band are currently taking Necropalace on the road. Worm will begin a North American tour with Cradle of Filth on September 29, followed by a UK and European run with Wolves in the Throne Room.
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