Tommy Stewart’s Dyerwulf released a music video for the latest single »Two Trog Yomp«

Tommy Stewart’s Dyerwulf released a music video for the latest single »Two Trog Yomp« taken from their new studio album, »Doomsday Deferred«, coming out on September 3rd, 2021 via Black Doomba Records.

Tracklisting:
01. Doomsday Malum
02. Shadow In The Well
03. Two Trog Yomp
04. Madness For Two
05. Rolling My Own
06. Not Prey To Yourself
07. Indiscriminat Trepidation
08. Stars Flee In Pain
09. Why The Rotting Sun Speaks In Tongues
10. By The Blood Of Mars

Courtesy of C Squared Music:

Tommy Stewart’s Dyerwulf have released a video for their single »Two Trog Yomp« via Doomed and Stoned. The song is from the upcoming release »Doomsday Deferred« which is out on September 3rd 2021.

Tommy commented: “There’s natural imagery and a bawdy, earthy feel to much of the »Doomsday Deferred« album. So I discussed with the videographer, Erik Bigelow, about sub-theming each song video with the elements most close to the song’s meaning. The last release, »Shadow In The Well«, was about earth. »Two Trog Yomp« reflects fire which can be as relentless as the march of time.”

Pre-order: https://tommystewartsdyerwulf.bandcamp.com/

The doom experiment that is Tommy Stewart’s Dyerwulf began with the release of »Clef Doom« (2015). Originally a solo project, Dyerwulf garnered enough positive response to add Eric Vogt (drums) and begin performing live. The band continued to push forward into their next release, the self-titled, Tommy Stewart’s Dyerwulf LP in 2017. A 7″ vinyl single of »Shadow In The Well / Lilith Crimson Deep« marked a further evolution in the band and the creation of Tommy Stewart’s Black Doomba Records, through which the single was released. Dyerwulf’s third release, »Sordid Songs For A Cold Grey Sun« came in 2019, also via Black Doomba Records.

Tommy Stewart is also known for his work in thrash band Hallows Eve of Metal Blade Records as well as his work as a producer with Blue Ogre Noise Lab and as the owner of Black Doomba Records. Tommy Stewart’s Dyerwulf’s live performances often include doom interpretations of classic Hallows Eve tracks.

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