Crypt Sermon (Official Thread)

[Ar-Pharazon]

I was turned onto this band by a fellow MLB chatter a couple months ago. I bought the CD's from the Bandcamp site.

"Epic Doom Metal" from Philly. Albums in 2015 and 2019.

2015-Out Of The Garden

1. Temple Doors
2. Heavy Riders
3. Byzantium
4. The Will of the Ancient Call
5. Into the Holy of Holies
6. The Master's Bouquet
7. Out of the Garden

2019-The Ruins Of Fading Light

1. The Ninth Templar (Black Candle Flame)
2. Key of Solomon
3. Our Reverend's Grave
4. Epochal Vestiges
5. Christ Is Dead
6. The Snake Handler
7. Oath of Exile
8. Enslave the Heathens
9. Beneath the Torchfire Glare
10. The Ruins of Fading Light

To me, both albums sound more 1995 than 2015 and 2019.
A very old school, classic underground metal I might have heard on the overnight AM radio jumping metal that was coming out of Chicago in the 90's.
Only not sounding like it's playing on an AM radio.

Very strong biblical themes without being overt Christian metal and easy to listen to both albums in their entirety without thinking about changing tracks.

 

[SanguineRemedy]

I really like what I hear. Reminds me of Candlemass

 

[Old Nick]

I really like what I hear. Reminds me of Candlemass

Cathedral

 

[Old Nick]

It's been a long time..I'ts Good to be back listening to those bands,and really sounds.. different now somehow.

 

[Old Nick]

I was turned onto this band by a fellow MLB chatter a couple months ago. I bought the CD's from the Bandcamp site.

"Epic Doom Metal" from Philly. Albums in 2015 and 2019.

2015-Out Of The Garden
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1. Temple Doors
2. Heavy Riders
3. Byzantium
4. The Will of the Ancient Call
5. Into the Holy of Holies
6. The Master's Bouquet
7. Out of the Garden

2019-The Ruins Of Fading Light
View attachment 208319
1. The Ninth Templar (Black Candle Flame)
2. Key of Solomon
3. Our Reverend's Grave
4. Epochal Vestiges
5. Christ Is Dead
6. The Snake Handler
7. Oath of Exile
8. Enslave the Heathens
9. Beneath the Torchfire Glare
10. The Ruins of Fading Light

To me, both albums sound more 1995 than 2015 and 2019.
A very old school, classic underground metal I might have heard on the overnight AM radio jumping metal that was coming out of Chicago in the 90's.
Only not sounding like it's playing on an AM radio.

Very strong biblical themes without being overt Christian metal and easy to listen to both albums in their entirety without thinking about changing tracks.

The Ruins of Fading Light is f## awesome!.