American southern/doom metal outfit Patriarchs In Black return with third full-length album »Visioning«; out now via Metalville Records!

American southern/doom metal outfit Patriarchs In Black has released their third full-length album »Visioning« on July 19th, 2024 via Metalville Records.

Stream »Visioning« now on all major digital platforms!

Tracklist:
01. Entry
02. What Do They Know? (For The Champions)
03. Before I Go
04. Heart Of Spite
05. Low Price
06. Welcome To Hell Again
07. Whiskey On My Mind
08. Empty Cup
09. Curse My Name
10. A Few Good Men
11. Birth
12. Visioning

Courtesy of Metalville Records:

Former Type O Negative/Danzig drummer Johnny Kelly and guitarist and riff writer Dan Lorenzo (Hades/Non-Fiction) formed Patriarchs In Black in late 2021.

The project featured notable guests on vocals and bass, including Karl Agell (COC Blind/Lie Heavy), Jimmy Gnecco, Dewey Bragg (Kill Devil Hill/Bill Ward) and others.

Their debut single »Demon Of Regret« came out January 2022 and the full album »Reach For The Scars« was released July 1st, 2022. Their 2nd album »My Veneration« was released October 6th, 2023 with multiple guest vocalists and bassists.

For their 3rd studio album »Visioning« Dan Lorenzo has written twelve new songs. Beside drummer Johnny Kelly it features again a bunch of great singers and bass players, like Dave Neabore (Dog Eat Dog), Karl Agell (Lie Heavy, ex-Corrosion Of Confirmity), Eric Morgan (A Pale Horse Named Death), Mark Sunshine (Riotgod), Jason McMaster (Watchtower), Kyle Thomas (Exhorder, Trouble) and many more.

The songs on »Visioning« combine elements of classic doom metal with modern sounds as well as excursions into hardcore/crossover.

The album was mixed and mastered at JROD Productions by Jon Cioicari.

“It’s SO fun and not putting too much pressure on singers to come up with one or two amazing lyrics and melodies a year. I write a LOT of riffs/music. Our third album came together very easily. FUN FUN FUN.” says Dan.

Order »Visioning« on CD / vinyl here: metalville-shop.com

Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well