Oxblood Forge presents their third full-length album, »Decimator«, available now on all major streaming platforms

Boston, Massachusetts based doom/heavy metal four-piece band Oxblood Forge presents their third full-length album, »Decimator«, which was just self-released this Friday, June 18th, 2021.
»Decimator« is available now on all major streaming platforms.
Tracklisting:
01. Into The Abyss
02. Decimator
03. Forged In Fire
04. Spirit Of Vengeance
05. Mortal Salience
06. Until The Gods Return (Hunt You Down)
07. Screams From Silence
08. Sorceress [Angel Witch cover]
09. Ironbound
Courtesy of ClawHammer PR:
Boston (MA) – Doom-anchored Heavy Metal quartet Oxblood Forge will release third full-length album Decimator on June 18!
Though in existence for a mere five years, Oxblood Forge has proven both prolific and creative in developing a sound on its own terms. Doom metal has been, and continues to be, a significant part of the band’s sound, but heavy metal is the unifying element. On »Decimator«, the band’s metal roots are on full display. Big hooks and heavy riffing built on a robust metal foundation is what Oxblood Forge brings to the table in 2021 with »Decimator«.
Recorded by Joel Hopkins at Red Devil Studios.
Mixed by Cory Paza at All Step Studios.
Mastered by Tom Waltz at Waltz Mastering.
Cover illustration by Brad Fraunfelter / BF Illustration.
Photography by Evil Robb Photography.
All songs written by Oxblood Forge except »Sorceress« by Kevin Heybourne (Copyright EMI Music Publishing Ltd, originally by Angel Witch).
Biography:
Oxblood Forge started in 2016 with the idea of playing heavy music their way, and not following the trends. Their first release, 2016’s self-titled EP, dabbled in everything from 70’s rock to the Melvins, putting out many fan favorite songs. While their second full length, 2018’s »Death Dealer’s Lament« presented a more unified heavier sound. Its dark and brooding riffs provided a more doom direction, but still heavily focused on hooks and songwriting.
During this time, Oxblood Forge played in front of audiences all over New England, opening for national acts such as Unearthly Trance, Conan and Mothership. They were also invited to play Doom Over Toronto II Festival, in addition to the first annual New England Stoner Doom Festival.
Oxblood Forge shifted gears stylistically with their split with Mourn The Light, embracing the metal of their youth, while keeping to their doom roots.
Oxblood Forge is:
Ken Mackay – Vocals
Erik Fraunfelter – Drums, Keyboards
Robb Lioy – Guitar
Greg Dellaria – Bass
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