Showing posts with label Dark Sermon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dark Sermon. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 8, 2015
DARK SERMON DEBUT "RAT KING" VIDEO VIA DECIBEL

ON TOUR WITH CATTLE DECAPITATION THIS FALL
THE ORACLE OUT NOW!
CLICK HERE TO WATCH "RAT KING" VIDEO
[NEW YORK] - DARK SERMON have debuted an all new music video for their single "Rat King" exclusively via Decibel Magazine today. The new track was the first single released off their all new LP The Oracle that came out last week. 

"We are thrilled to be routed through these cities on our way to our tour with Cattle Decapitation," says vocalist Johnny Crowder. "Texas, New Mexico and Arizona are some of our favorite states to play." The band will be supporting Cattle Decapitation along side label-mates BLACK CROWN INITIATE

Dark Sermon released The Oracle on September 4th via eOne Music / Good Fight Music. The all new effort will be the highly anticipated follow up to the band's label debut In Tongues, released in 2013.
09/15 Sacramento, CA - Boardwalk
09/16 Portland, OR - Analog
09/17 Seattle, WA - El Corazon
09/18 Vancouver, BC - Rickshaw Theatre
09/19 Kelowna, BC - Level
09/20 Calgary, AB - Nite Owl
09/21 Edmonton, AB - Starlite
09/22 Regina, SK - Exchange
09/23 Winnipeg, MB - The Zoo
09/24 Ringle, WI - Q & Z Center
09/25 Chicago, IL - Reggie's
09/26 Lansing, MI - Mac's
09/27 Toronto, ON - Hard Luck
09/28 Ottawa, ON - Mavericks
09/29 Quebec City, QC - L'Anti
10/01 Burlington, VT - Club Metronome
10/07 Atlanta, GA - Masquerade
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"Dark Sermon made a brand new album, with powerful influences, and they were able to unleash the best damn thing that a young death metal band could." 5/5 NEW NOISE MAGAZINE 
1. Ode To The Black Widow
2. In Each Hand, A Talisman of Sacred Stone
3. Children of Gaia
4. The Myth of Sanity
5. Rat King
6. Starve
7. The Eyeless Needle
8. Both In Equal Parts
9. The Wraith
10. Gargantua
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Dark Sermon is: Johnny Crowder - Austin Good - Neal Minor - Paul Stellmach - Jordan Jensen

Wednesday, February 13, 2013


DARK SERMON ANNOUNCE NEW ALBUM DETAILS
"In Tongues" Available March 26, 2013
On Tour With Aegaeon now!




(New York, NY) - Hailing from Tampa Florida DARK SERMON has announced their very first full length titled, "In Tongues," due out March 26th, 2013. Vocalist Johnny Crowder weighs in:
 
"We have worked tirelessly for the better part of two years to bring you our debut full length. If you're looking for something fast, dark, ominous and heavy as hell itself, this record is for you."
The record was recorded at Audio Hammer Studios with world renowned artist Eeiran Kantor (HATEBREED, TESTAMENT) being tapped to create DARK SERMON's first official record cover. The band will be touring with AEGAEON for the next several weeks leading up to the release of "In Tongues" with an appearance on this year's NEW ENGLAND METAL AND HARDCORE FEST. Dates can be seen below.
DARK SERMON was formed in 2009 and has been making their mark on the Florida scene in spades. The band uses their fast, thrashy riffs, bone-crushing blast beats, and throaty vocals to bring something fresh and new to the table.
DARK SERMON arrives in the worldwide metal community determined to stand apart from the cookie-cutter garbage and trend-following cretins who have overcrowded the scene. They don’t care about what’s marketable or what sells. The band has nothing less than total domination on their minds, armed with a new kind of heavy. The suffocating stomp of Behemoth, the brash experimentalism of Gojira and the all-out ferocity of American heroes like Job For A Cowboy and The Black Dahlia Murder all have a home in the Dark Sermon cookbook, which slices and dices its way through the most exciting elements of metal’s subgenres with relentless aggression.


 
 
DARK SERMON is: Johnny Crowder (Vocals), Austin Good (Guitar), Neal Minor (Guitar), Austin Chandler (Bass), Bryson St. Angelo (Drums)
DARK SERMON will play at Fubar at St. Louis, Mo on February 21