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Still sealed with slipcase

Satans Satyrs, Electric Wizard bassplayer Clayton Burto’s own project, released their second album Die Screaming in 2014. It would be easy to dismiss Satans Satyrs as another doom/punk band who’s obsessed with trashy horror films and vest-donning biker thugs, but if you were to judge that book by its cover you would definitely be missing out on one of the most unique and exciting releases of 2014. Surely the band may end up just as polarizing as they are uniting, but it is hard to imagine that anyone who enjoys evil, fun music taking issue with these guys. Metal heads, garage rockers, punk rockers, even all those Samhain-obsessed cats I knew in high school with their carefully-sculpted devilocks are sure to dig it. There’s a little something going on in “Die Screaming!” that should appeal to the tastes of many, but the doom crowd may be the most likely to embrace the band. Satan’s Satyrs are the perfect choice for those who get a little tired of the sloth paced riffing of most contemporary doom, or for the Uncle Acid fans who wish they were a little more Chocolate Watchband than Pentagram. The Electric Wizard connection is probably the greatest selling point to many. However, with a band who’s capable of pushing the pleasure buttons of such a wide array of listeners, their affiliation to the Wizard is probably irrelevant. If you have a penchant for sleaze, horror, doom, garage psych, or punk/metal crossover, Satan’s Satyrs will satisfy all of your dark urges beyond any doubt.

Track list:
1. Thumper’s Theme
2. Instruments Of Hellfire
3. Curse Of The Corpse
4. Black Souls
5. Show Me Your Skull
6. One By One (They Die)
7. Lucifer Lives
8. Die Screaming