BLACK TUSK are now streaming their entire new album via Noisey. The record has been released worldwide on August 17th, 2018. Listen to ‘TCBT’ below.
Check out the full album stream here
The band comments: “‘TCBT’ is the culmination of 2 years of work and collaboration with the new lineup of Black Tusk. With a nod to our past and a step to our future, this record hits the gas from the rip and doesn’t let up until the end! We hope you and enjoy and we will see y’all on the road!”
The cover art of ‘TCBT’ can be viewed below together with the album detail.
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