Grand Rites

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• “This has been burning a hole in my speakers for the last two weeks. Epic journeys of sound with immense ,tortured vocal performances . Every track is a masterpiece of violent theatre with pounding drums n bass, virtuoso guitar playing and that iceberg- Heavy organ crunching down or soaring high .To choose a favourite track is near impossible as each one is a masterpiece in its own rite, fully realised and developed to wring out the last drop of emotion !hope it gets a physical release some day.”

  — Doomshire · favourite track: Corpse Revival

• “Dead Quiet don't do bad albums, this one is so good and it really showcases there ability to add extra dimensions to there sound with the very organ and keyboard parts. Tremendously good sludgy psychedelic rock.”

  — Darknight · favourite track: Corpse Revival

• “I’m still digesting this band. Having started with their latest and now moving backwards in their catalog, my jaw dropped as the song ‘Corpse Revival’ started to register. It’s the extract of what makes this band special- heavy, melodic, intense. Long songs that feel just right. These guys are pulling from a reservoir of influences, both broadly and personally. When I realized the former singer/guitarist of Barn Burner was the mastermind behind the band, things started to make sense.”

  — Lute FP

• “Recent fan of the band, immediately bought everything they had. Big fucking riffs with big fucking songs make for big fucking albums. Corpse Revival is just dummy heavy.”

  — Brett (Lascaille's Shroud / Soulmass) · favourite track: Corpse Revival

• “Powerfull hard rock, angry freaking vocals, rusty and filthy sound. Can't wait to see them alive in Toruń this year.”

  — Marcin Wielewski · favourite track: Moon Curser