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THE REVIEW
It is quite probably the Doom album that should have played more in my stereo last year.
And at this point, we could wrap it up here, because when it comes to doom, it always ends up with the same things being said when an album works.
Sounds aware of their embryonic state project the lysergic vertigo into the basement. An epic collapse down the stairs, and the brain collapses in the center, exploding at the sides. Every now and then, they remember to cite the Stooges among their influences, but basically, it's a black sabbath passed through the holy mountain.
And that's it, because it is well-made doom, and nothing more needs to be added.
The three Swedes, after this demo, changed their name to "Vokonis" and in April, they will release a full album.
Here, you can hear just how effective the nonexistent career of Credsmen Arise was.
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Summary by Bot
Creedsmen Arise's Temple is a standout doom metal album deserving more recognition. The music channels influences like Black Sabbath and the Stooges, delivering a well-crafted, psychedelic doom experience. As a precursor to their later work as Vokonis, this demo showcases their embryonic yet compelling sound.Tracklist
