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Crippled Black Phoenix drops re-imagined version of »444« taken off their upcoming album »The Wolf Changes Its Fur But Not Its Nature«

UK dark rock band Crippled Black Phoenix drops the re-imagined version of »444« taken off their upcoming album, »The Wolf Changes Its Fur But Not Its Nature«, which will be released together with »Horrific Honorifics Number Two (2)« on November 29th, 2024 via Season Of Mist.

Tracklist:
01. We Forgotten Who We Are
02. You Put The Devil In Me
03. 444
04. Goodnight, Europe (Pt2)
05. (-)
06. Song For The Unloved
07. Whissendine
08. Blizzard Of Horned Cats

Courtesy of Season Of Mist:

Celebrate 20 years of Crippled Black Phoenix!

Listen to the re-imagined version of Crippled Black Phoenix’s 2009 track »444«, featuring vocals from Justin Storms (US punk/doom band Wailin Storms).

Crippled Black Phoenix have re-imagined discography classics and covered some of their most iconic inspirations on their upcoming double-album release: »The Wolf Changes Its Fur But Not Its Nature« & »Horrific Honorifics Number Two (2)«.

The double-album is out November 29th on Season Of Mist.

Pre-order & pre-save »The Wolf Changes Its Fur But Not Its Nature« HERE.

Pre-order & pre-save »Horrific Honorifics Number Two (2)« HERE.

Originally recorded in 2008 and released on the album »The Resurrectionists«.

Line-up:
Justin Greaves – Drums, Guitars, Samples
Justin Storms – Vocals
Belinda Kordic – Backing Vocals
Kostas Panagiotou – Piano
Matt Crawford – Bass
Robin Tow – Additional Drums
Martin Hyde – Additional Drums


Photo credit: Chantik Photography

Crippled Black Phoenix has been a beacon for the broken and the unheard since its inception in 2004. With Justin Greaves at the helm, they’ve created albums that speak to the voiceless, the marginalized, and the disenchanted. With this doublealbum release, »The Wolf Changes Its Fur But Not Its Nature« + »Horrific Honorifics Number Two (2)«, Crippled Black Phoenix commemorates two decades of defiance and introspection. »The Wolf Changes Its Fur But Not Its Nature« revisits the echoes of their past, reworking and re-recording classics that have been sculpted by time and transformation. Joined by old friends and new allies, these reimagined anthems pulse with renewed vigor and raw emotion. From the extended odyssey of »Song For The Loved« to the resurrection of the lost-classic »Whissendine«, each track showcasing their exploration of the human condition and the perpetual struggle for justice and equality. In »Horrific Honorifics Number Two (2)«, Crippled Black Phoenix once again lays bare the soul of the music that carved their path, paying homage to the titans who stoked their spirit. With searing renditions like »Vengeance« by New Model Army, an anthem of resistance and rebellion, and the haunting, introspective take on Laura Branigan’s »Self Control«, Crippled Black Phoenix challenges us to see these classics through a new, unflinching lens.

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

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