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“I don’t wanna call it therapeutic, but there was some catharsis in making this album.” The Black Dahlia Murder’s new album honours fallen frontman Trevor Strnad

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“I don’t wanna call it therapeutic, but there was some catharsis in making this album.” The Black Dahlia Murder’s new album honours fallen frontman Trevor Strnad

The Black Dahlia Murder guitarist Brian Eschbach took over vocals after the tragic 2022 passing of singer Trevor Strnad

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