Distant release new music video for ‘Loveless Suffering’

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DISTANT have released a new music video!

The new music video, for the track Loveless Suffering, is the brand new single from the Dutch/Slovakian deathcore band and marks their first new music since their last studio album, Heritage, which was released in February last year.

The new song’s accompanying music video was directed by the band’s vocalist Alan Grnja. Speaking about the new song, the band says, “with its gripping portrayal of abusive relationships, this track demands attention.”

Watch the official music video for Loveless Suffering here:

For more information on DISTANT like their official page on Facebook.

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