Deist, by The Deist

Deist

by The Deist

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Aaron Roberts A very intriguing mix of doom metal riffs and funky disco rhythms, this guy isn't lying when he says he's influenced by Eyehategod and the Bee Gees!

Lady Rie of the Blue Eyehategod and the Bee Gees as influence.... Alright I'll bite.
Worth every second of checking out, awesome riffs, awesome doom. Hoping to see more coming from this one! Favorite track: Deist.

PAR9NOID | THΞ UNDΞRGROUND This artist is going places - keep your eye on the prize! This release impressed me most with the drums I'm wondering if this dude is not simply an octopus! LOL Joking aside I hope you are able to show support to this aspiring new artist too! 🤘👁️🤘 Favorite track: Deist.

Justin@BlindMouse After several surgeries I have had my ears reattached after a freak accident. Just in time to listen to The Deist. I hadn’t heard em before cause my ears were detached. Sorry bout it, but we doom bopping now!!

battlebotscott This dude is a genius. Punky stoner doom played with incredible, almost dance rock style drumming. Riffs are great and numerous, songs pick up speed more often than they slow down. And brilliantlier, the songs are short for doom standards. No vocals (the previous ep has 'em), but in all fairness, I think the drums do all the talking. Favorite track: Deist.

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1.	Four Undivided Central Kingdoms 03:43	buy track
2.	Survival After Mankind 03:10	buy track
3.	Deist 03:10	buy track
4.	We Eventually Experience Death 01:13	buy track
5.	No Use 02:46	buy track

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released January 4, 2023

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Doom metal musician. Inspirations range from Eyehategod to the Bee Gees.

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