Huntsmen Chicago, Illinois
Emerging from the shadows and plumes of smoke, Chicago, IL ensemble HUNTSMEN make their return with their third album, The Dry Land. The album traverses the liminal space between the living and the dead by lifting the veil of the abyss itself. Born of suffering and hardship, The Dry Land unifies the dark and light that resides in all of us through allegories of purgatorial strife and human spirit. ... more
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