Woewarden Australia
‘In the hands of the creator, I am the nails of every hammer.’
Bleak Atmospheric Black Metal hailing
from Perth, Western Australia.
Featuring past and present members of Deadspace, Crypt Crawler, Doomcave, Flesh Worship and Bloodstained Angel, Woewarden blend pummeling percussion, razor sharp guitar work and piercing vocals to weave a desolate tapestry of torment and despair.
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