Lupi Amoris

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• “This might be one of my most played albums in years. SABBATH FROM PHILLY!”

  — Viewer Distortion Advised

• “Hell yeah!!! What a rager! Heavy Temple has nailed a crunchy and rip-roaring balance of driving psychedelia that will have you mean mugging in a second flat. High-energy heavy music can sometimes feel like it’s going in circles or nowhere and psychedelia can feel like it will fall asleep or get lost in its own atmospherics, but the Temple know how to write a hard-charging stallion that still takes you through otherworldly dynamic ranges of forests and deserts. All killer no filler.”

  — pinkytheent · favourite track: Isabella (with Unrelenting Fangs)

• “So, I saw these guys, and at the time, gal, live at a showcase for Smallstone Records years ago. Had no idea who they were, and they led off the night. I was gettin' a beer at the bar and they started their set. I damn near sprained all my shit trying to make my way to the front. You can't properly describe anything you saw live unless you were there and felt it. I felt it. Hard.”

  — Tad · favourite track: The Wolf

• “Rollicking, swaggering, finely honed, sharp as nails stoner rock. This music shines like lysergic chrome, under neon. Hit the highway, smoke a joint and wonder where the miles went and where the shaman in the back seat came from when you reluctantly stop. Intense harmonies, drums, riffs guitars. This sounds like nobody else. I mean it sounds like sabbath but... Stellar Release!”

  — fenderchamp

• “I am basically listening to this album daily. So rich and full of good things. Something here for all the heavy music people, in one way or another. The soaring Joe Lynn Turner style vocal at times are just stunning, inside this carefully constructed hall of mirrors. Hard to beat.”

  — Max Dread · favourite track: The Wolf