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“The atmosphere is that of a psychedelic-Satanic mass where the devotees sway to the fuzz, hypnotized by the venomous charm of this rhythmic trance with its powerful melodies and moods. A magnificent debut that skillfully blends deathrock ingredients, questioning and seasoning them in its own unique way, as if carving the stones of its own unparalleled temple, even though many familiar echoes resonate within it. One might have feared the supergroup syndrome, but it's not the case at all; one senses that the musicians were completely in sync, and one can only hope that it remains so for a while longer…” – Guts of Darkness
"Heavy death rock with some sick riffs, gloom and slowly mounting dread." - Razorcake
“Solid debut driven by impressive guitar. It’s a raw and merciless production covered with darkness and a ‘no compromises’ attitude.” - Side-Line Magazine
"Hard mean motorcycle revving skids on the floor of a condemned church." - Sounds and Shadows
"Not content to borrow from the stylistic trends of past decades, Scorpion Tea manages to quite naturally combine noise rock saturated with the gothic gloom of the early 80's and still offers a powerful twist as part of the canon of modern post-rock." - Kaaoszine
"A merciless death rock masterpiece. The group’s abilities are truly remarkable." - White Light // White Heat
GT054. 2023. High-resolution 24bit 48k .wav files.
Tracklist:
1. Take Solace in Suffering (5:01)
2. Exacting Father (4:00)
3. In a Vile Suit (3:34)
4. They’re Thriving Without Us (3:47)
5. Six Souls Afloat (3:44)
6. Clandestine Whispers (5:11)
7. Scarlet Misquote (3:58)
8. Summer in the Shade (3:39)
9. Obsidian Promises (4:27)
10. Panic Attack (3:44)
“The atmosphere is that of a psychedelic-Satanic mass where the devotees sway to the fuzz, hypnotized by the venomous charm of this rhythmic trance with its powerful melodies and moods. A magnificent debut that skillfully blends deathrock ingredients, questioning and seasoning them in its own unique way, as if carving the stones of its own unparalleled temple, even though many familiar echoes resonate within it. One might have feared the supergroup syndrome, but it's not the case at all; one senses that the musicians were completely in sync, and one can only hope that it remains so for a while longer…” – Guts of Darkness
"Heavy death rock with some sick riffs, gloom and slowly mounting dread." - Razorcake
“Solid debut driven by impressive guitar. It’s a raw and merciless production covered with darkness and a ‘no compromises’ attitude.” - Side-Line Magazine
"Hard mean motorcycle revving skids on the floor of a condemned church." - Sounds and Shadows
"Not content to borrow from the stylistic trends of past decades, Scorpion Tea manages to quite naturally combine noise rock saturated with the gothic gloom of the early 80's and still offers a powerful twist as part of the canon of modern post-rock." - Kaaoszine
"A merciless death rock masterpiece. The group’s abilities are truly remarkable." - White Light // White Heat
GT054. 2023. High-resolution 24bit 48k .wav files.
Tracklist:
1. Take Solace in Suffering (5:01)
2. Exacting Father (4:00)
3. In a Vile Suit (3:34)
4. They’re Thriving Without Us (3:47)
5. Six Souls Afloat (3:44)
6. Clandestine Whispers (5:11)
7. Scarlet Misquote (3:58)
8. Summer in the Shade (3:39)
9. Obsidian Promises (4:27)
10. Panic Attack (3:44)
