The wickedly named Satan’s Satyrs have made quite a name for themselves in the last year. Their live shows are absolutely killer, opening for doom giants Electric Wizard and Pentagram. The power trio’s sophomore album, Die Screaming is my favorite record of 2014. The masterpiece LP went back to the sound of roots of heavy metal with riffs to die for. It was basically surf rock in hell. Now on Mischief Night of this year, they will release their follow-up, Don’t Deilver Us. But how do you follow up such a an amazing album? The record cover has a stark yellow background featuring a broken gate. The band’s newly designed logo is their best one yet, with both a groovy and Luciferian look. Sonically, it sounds as if Witchfinder General and ’70s Pentagram made a super group. Those influences were apparent before, but now they have truly surfaced. They aren’t copycats by any means, though bassist/vocalist Clayton Burgess sounds eerily like Zeeb Parkes of Witchfinder General and their riffage has that ’70s heavier-than-though vibe to it, like Pentagram. The opening track “Full Moon and Empty Veins,” is not my favorite, but it gets me in the mood. It has a [...]
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