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Pale Grey Lore: Eschatology - VINYL LPTitle: Eschatology Artist: Pale Grey Lore Label: Small Stone Records Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 709764117817 Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal Release Date: 2019 10 04 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: CLEAR VINYL, 180 GRAM VINYL, LIMITED EDITION Blending elements of garage psych, space rock, post punk, and stoner doom, Columbus Ohio's Pale Grey Lore create focused, hook driven heavy rock and roll loses no edge for it's focus on songwriting.

Title: Eschatology
Artist: Pale Grey Lore
Label: Small Stone Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 709764117817
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2019-10-04
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: CLEAR VINYL, 180 GRAM VINYL, LIMITED EDITION

Blending elements of garage psych, space rock, post-punk, and stoner doom, Columbus Ohio's Pale Grey Lore create focused, hook-driven heavy rock and roll loses no edge for it's focus on songwriting. Melodic vocals and subtle harmonies echo alongside molten groove in guitar, bass and drums, taking a time-tested formula and proving it indeed to be timeless. The band began as a collaboration between brothers Michael (guitar, vocals) and Adam Miller (drums), with Donovan Johnson (bass) joining up in the summer of 2014. Xander Roseberry (guitar, backing vocals) was added to the lineup in the winter of 2016, just prior to their signing with Oak Island Records, an imprint of German label Kozmik Artifactz. Pale Grey Lore's self-titled debut album was originally self-released on limited-run CD and download in June of 2016. Conceived as a series of surreal vignettes, it brought forth allegorical scenes from a dystopian, post-apocalyptic world in which the lines between science and the occult, technology and superstition, were hopelessly blurred. The album was released on vinyl LP December 1st 2017 via Oak Island Records. Building on the momentum of the vinyl release, Pale Grey Lore began playing more live shows throughout the Midwest, landing spots on heavy music festivals such as the Chicago Doomed & Stoned Fest, Descendants of Crom, and the Maryland Doom Fest. They have shared the stage with: Pelican, Monolord, Lo-Pan, and Le Butcherettes and have completed their second album 'Eschatology' which can be best described as heavy on the heavy, and fuzzy and trippy in all the right places. 'Eschatology' will be hitting the streets on all formats in September of 2019 on Small Stone. For fans of: Failure, Lo-Pan, Black Sabbath, Irata, Sundrifter.

Tracks:
1.1 Sunken Cities (5:21)
1.2 Greed Springs Eternal (2:52)
1.3 Before the Fall (4:54)
1.4 Regicide (3:38)
1.5 Waiting for the Dawn (4:03)
1.6 The Rift (3:20)
1.7 Void-Cursed (5:55)
1.8 Silent Command (3:22)
1.9 Undermined (2:50)
1.10 Eschatology (6:19)
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