Pallor Mortis, by Stone Priest

Pallor Mortis

by Stone Priest

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doomcrew So many layers to the music.In a class of their own.Vocals are clear and straightforward making a perfect storm.The creativity of Stone Priest is off the charts making this a retro rock masterpiece 🔥 Favorite track: Take it Back.

Bucky Stone Priest take Pallor Mortis to the next level incorporating a healthy dose of synth into their fiery brand of retro stoner rock. Think modern day Deep Purple with a gloomy and doomy vibe. Favorite track: One For The Money.

providence_lost Digging it. Love the vocals, love the keys. Favorite track: Ash To Dust.

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Pallor Mortis is the sophomore follow up to Stone Priest’s 2016 self titled debut. Pressed on 140/150 gram stunning transparent blue vinyl. Limited to 295 copies pressed and 250 available to the public.

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1.	Take it Back 07:02	buy track
2.	Warped 03:25	buy track
3.	Doomsday 03:10	buy track
4.	Time Takes All 05:32	buy track
5.	Dwarf 02:16	buy track
6.	One For The Money 04:34	buy track
7.	Rotten Blarney Stone 05:35	buy track
8.	Ash To Dust 04:45	buy track

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The follow up to 2016's self titled debut, Pallor Mortis brings a refined sound that is two years in the making. Taking time to write and let the natural flow of the music form, the band has solidified their sound with this record and have put together 8 heavy hitting tracks. Pallor Mortis brings more synth to the table; while still keeping true to that heavy blues/stoner rock feel.
This album (at first inadvertently) has become a loose concept album that tends to focus on death. The theme is more or less about the fact that we cannot escape our fate and that death is coming for us all.

Our time...our end... is inevitable.

Pallor Mortis is the sophomore follow up to Stone Priest’s 2016 self titled debut. Pressed on 140/150 gram stunning transparent blue vinyl. Limited to 295 copies pressed and 250 available to the public.

“Pallor Mortis is multilayered with unashamed use of keyboards high in the mix and an analog feel to the recording giving the album an authentic sound, I could imagine the US Marine Corps listening to this, particularly the track 'Ash To Dust, somewhere along the Mekong Delta. I'm not usually a fan of the use of keys in a recording, it's the knuckledragger in me, unfortunately, but STONE PRIEST has cleverly given them prominence in several different ways from ivory tinkling to something John Paul Jones or Rick Wakeman would use. The best prog should be jaunty, never standing still or sounding the same and STONE PRIEST has encapsulated this, guitars and keyboards vying for prominence weaving in and out among the vocals.” Steve Woodier - Deathrattle Podcast

“ Stone Priest use a collective mix of Psych, Classic Rock, Prog Rock and Stoner Rock for the majority of the songs with some epic grooves along the way. The album has a deep love and appreciation for 1970’s Hard Rock with a few different sounds being added for good measure.” Steve Howe - Outlaws Of The Sun

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released October 30, 2019

All songs written by Stone Priest in Buffalo, NY

Recorded @ The Dungeon - Angola, NY

Engineered and mixed by Robert Aleksandrowicz

Mastered by Doug White @ Watchman Studios - Lockport, NY

Vinyl pressing - Furnace Record Pressing - Alexandria, VA

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Stoner rock roaring out of Buffalo, NY – Stone Priest are bringing a keyboards infused riff assault to the masses! Their keyboard histrionics and gothic undertones set them in a league of their own.

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