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CARDINALS FOLLY Stream New Song “Her Twins of Evil” via Bandcamp
Cardinals Folly are back with their third album, Holocaust of Ecstasy & Freedom, set for international release on June 3rd via Shadow Kingdom Records.
The Skinny: It’s only been two years since devotees last drank from the chalice of Cardinals Folly, and now they’re back again with another devastating death-hammer of total doom: their provocatively titled third album, Holocaust of Ecstasy & Freedom, set for international release on June 3rd via Shadow Kingdom Records.
Highly anticipated by those who worshiped at the altar of their classic Our Cult Continues! predecessor, Cardinals Folly indeed continue their cult here, pummeling eardrums and dampening spirits with a veritable Holocaust of Ecstasy & Freedom. Here, we find a more mature version of the band’s iron-clad sound, focusing more on the thundering, time-honored grooves of traditional doom metal. The first fruit of the new album, “Her Twins of Evil,” can be heard above.
Holocaust of Ecstasy & Freedom Track Listing:
01. The Poison Test
02. Goats on the Left
03. Her Twins of Evil
04. Nocturnal Zeal (Winter Orgy)
05. Holocaust of Ecstasy & Freedom
06. Psychomania
07. La Papesse
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