Devil’s Blood / Come, Reap

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Summoned from the filth and mire of the dark, brooding recesses of the Netherlands, The Devil's Blood channels chaos through their unique brand of Satanic horror soul psych-rock in tribute to the fallen angel. The monumental Come, Reap, their sophomore release, follows the acclaimed Graveyard Shuffle 7-inch.  Though the band is inspired by the classic '60s and '70s rock 'n' roll sounds of Jefferson Airplane, Blue Cheer, Budgie, Coven, Black Widow, Roky Erickson (the band covers "White Faces" on the EP), and Black Sabbath, The Devil's Blood is not to be considered a tribute band. Their material ultimately holds its own when held alongside its predecessors, and the band is far superior to the multitudes of revival acts in the vintage rock scene today.  Performing their very first live ritual at this year's Roadburn Festival, The Devil's Blood have already gained quite a reputation on this front. The band is currently honing their live skills, and is very selective as to where they present their vision of violence, substance abuse, love, and hate.   The Devil's Blood is shrouded by a mysterious cult, one whose members remain nameless--the dark, the unseen, the crawling chaos, the gnashing of teeth in the dead of night, banishing all that is holy... The path to Chaos.

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