The Whorelord Cometh

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• “I listen to this in rotation about once a week now, I don't see that changing anytime soon. The mood felt by this brilliantly done piece sets a great atmosphere. Truly a song you can sneak into any playlist as it dabbles with a few genres naturally. Well done.”

  — jhopkins88 · favourite track: No Brakes on the Rape Train

• “They may not take themselves too terribly seriously, but they execute the almighty riff with extreme prejudice. Prepare to be euphorically headbanging as the barbarian fist pummels you to giddy pulp.”

  — Colin M. · favourite track: No Brakes on the Rape Train

• “I cannot stress enough how much I love this album. Everything about it is a cut above the rest of the pack. The riffs crack like a barbarians whip, the solos swirl like the crack of a barbarians whip, and the vocals purr like the crack of a fucking barbarians whip!!”

  — Bucky · favourite track: The Whorelord Cometh

• “Psychedelic Doom Jams. This album is unique in it's 60's influenced psychedellajamminess for a DOOM album.”

  — DOOM

• “Do not underestimate this band. They'll rock your ass off.”

  — Gatsu80 · favourite track: No Brakes on the Rape Train