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Doom Snake Cult - Love Sorrow Doom LP

Doom Snake Cult - Love Sorrow Doom LP

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Doom Snake Cult "Love Sorrow Doom" Die Hard LP/CD ANTI-GOTH 022

We thought these were long gone but we just found 20 of them hiding in the back of the warehouse. We also have about 30 CDs left. This is an early NWN release that's related to Goatlord and it's one of my all time favorite recordings from an American band.

Die hard version splatter vinyl LP

200 copies made

Gatefold jacket

A2 poster

Outer faux leather embroidered slipcase

Vinyl sticker

Woven patch

+PSYCHEDELIC BLACK DOOM+

In the late 1980s, Doom Snake Cult appeared like a hallucinatory vision in the same Nevada desert that almost simultaneously spawned the likes of their psychotropic substance-consuming brethren, Goatlord. Although it is commonly believed that Doom Snake Cult began as a post-Goatlord project, the truth is that DSC was actually a separate entity that existed alongside Goatlord throughout its existence.

In fact, Doom Snake Cult recorded its first and only full-length album,

"Love, Sorrow, Doom," in 1990, one year prior to Goatlord's recording of "Reflections of the Solstice." Obvious parallels and direct connections between the two bands exist, not only because of their common location and confessed fondness for psychedelia, but also due to their similar musical output and shared members. Most notably, Ace Still's immediately recognizable and distinctively harrowing vocals adorn both band's albums. Additionally, Doom Snake Cult's guitarist, Nelg, is confirmed to have performed in lieu of Joe Frankulin on Goatlord's first-ever recorded version of

"Sacrifice."

In the same year and manner of release as the North American version of Goatlord's first album, Doom Snake Cult's "Love, Sorrow, Doom" album was first unleashed on CD and cassette by JL America in 1992, two years after it had been recorded.

Originally, in 1990, the band had signed with Torrid Records - of Exodus "Bonded by Flood" fame - but those plans never came to fruition due to Torrid's eventual dissolution, and thus JL America became the official label for the release of "LSD...

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