Posts Tagged ‘The Devil’s Blood’
Posted in Blog on Wednesday, May 9th, 2012
“Are you ready for some black metal?,” the guy in line ahead of me growled to his buddy. I didn’t step in to correct them, choosing not to be ‘that guy,’ but technically there was only one black metal band on tonight’s bill: Watain. The rest, all blackish, either by association or subject matter. Devil’s in the details.
Tags: 2012, Behemoth, Blog, Decibel Magazine, Gig Report, In Solitude, Jordan Itkowitz, The Devil's Blood, Watain
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Wednesday, January 18th, 2012
Ghost may be snagging all the headlines in this whole retro ‘70s occult/Satanic revival thing that’s been going on (which also includes Blood Ceremony, Jex Thoth, Year of the Goat; call it the NWOSHM if you like), but when I think of mysterious Dutch act The Devil’s Blood, I recall the immortal words of Keyser Soze: […]
Tags: 2012, Jordan Itkowitz, Review, The Devil's Blood
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Monday, July 12th, 2010
The Devil’s Blood is one of the most complex bands I’ve had to describe. Some bands you just expect corpse paint, satanic lyrics, burning crosses etc… but what I really admire here is the subtle approach they have towards singing and praising Lucifer himself. You can’t even call The Devil’s Blood metal; it’s more 70’s […]
Tags: 2010, Kate Wilcox, Review, The Devil's Blood, Van Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Tuesday, November 18th, 2008
After a handful of demos and a 7″ release, The Devil’s Blood has finally issued its first proper CD release in the form of the 5-track EP Come, Reap. Coupling Bible verses, occult imagery and tales of substance abuse, sex and death, The Devil’s Blood is something of a unique animal. Musically, without putting too […]
Tags: 2008, Profound Lore Records, Review, Shawn Pelata, The Devil's Blood