Blistering.com has launched a Stoner Rock / Doom column, called The Codex. The third installment (Vol 3: Sleeping Village) talks about Church of Misery and Cardinal’s Folly amongst others.
We are all truly DOOMED. Or, at least, YOU are, if you happen to be reading this, because you’ve stumbled on to Vol. 3 of The Codex… welcome! For this third installment, we’ll kick things off with some rumblin’ an’-a tumblin’ courtesy of the mighty Church of Misery.
For those uninitiated, this Japanese outfit mostly definitely belong to the old guard, having kicked out the serial killer-obsessed jams for over a decade now, with four capital LPs and numerous splits and EPs to their credit.
Church of Misery - Roadburn 2009
Houses Of The Unholy is The Church’s first outing for the legendary Rise Above Records, and arrives upon my doorstep practically doused in greasy, sticky riff-goodness, and a groove so thick, it could clog the arteries of Takeru Kobayashi himself. Seriously, if yer lookin’ for an apparently endless arsenal of sick-lick wizardry, you need look no further than this massive mother of a record. Word.
Please read MetalGeorge Pacheco’ full column at: The Codex – Vol. 3: Sleeping Village Feature Interview At Blistering.com.
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