Birmingham 2024

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• “Incredible instrumental doom-psych -- the bass! My God, the bass!”

  — Brent Davis · favourite track: Reclamation (Parts IV-IX)

• “New York instrumental doomsters launchs a new "Live in the Studio" series with four titanic tracks from their catalog. Prepared to be crushed by the power of these riffs.”

  — Héctor Hurtado Grooscors

• “The fellas bringing the HEAVY heat!! CTS never disappoints. Great stuff guys! Looking forward to the limited test press!”

  — crabsomatic

• “If you are a fan of CTS you will already be familiar with these jams but hearing them played live in the studio is a whole other experience.”

  — FDJ (Desert Psychlist) · favourite track: Collision (Part III)

• “The New York-based four-piece band Clouds Taste Satanic has released an incredible masterclass in instrumental stoner rock and stoner metal with their new album, "Birmingham 2024." This album delivers a powerful punch with perfectly balanced instrumentation and raw, organic tones. Each instrument is expertly crafted, resulting in a sound that is both polished and perfect. Playgroundz Reviews - https://www.playgroundz.rocks/reviews”

  — Michael D · favourite track: Collision (Part III)