SwampEye England, UK
Inspired by the morbid legends and folktales of the UK and America, SwampEye blends blues and folk with the styling and
themes of Death, Doom and Black Metal.
Necromantic rituals gone wrong. A Cleric on pilgrimage to a great burning Cathedral of the abyss. The eldritch horror of Dunwich. All tales can be heard if you open yourself up to the murmurings of Loremaster SwampEye.
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