Blackhouse Blues was a Satanic blues experiment between Reverend Campbell and notable Satanic musicians. It was meant to be an ode to The Doktor love of performance and music, as well as an exploration between Satanism the religion and blues music often referred to as The Devil’s music.
I was always fascinated by the prayer scene in Glory. The crying out of emotion and hopes made me think of the Devil addressing all those poor whelps asking him for help. There was an interesting idea of Satan not accepting just anyone’s soul, being more discerning. I wrote this but it was never fully […]
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This was a collaboration with Jeremiah Crow. We wanted to work out a real slow burned folk track with his original sound. It celebrated the fall of Lucifer from his perspective as an exciting event rather than a sad one. Though this was never finalized, it was a powerful collaboration. Musical score by Jeremiah Crow and
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I have always loved the stripped down version of the blues from artists like Skip James. I approached Darren Deicide about collaborating and after a year or so we came up with this track. This featured guitars and backup vocals by Darren Deicide and vocals by Reverend Campbell. I Want My SinLyrics You know I
This was a collaboration with Gyps Fulvus and myself, exploring the traditional guitar driven blues riff with a lyrical concept of God asking Lucifer why his creation rejects him. This featured guitars and mixing by Gyps Fulvus and vocals by Reverend Campbell. Lucifer’s BluesLyrics I was the morning star, bright as I could bebut ol
Blackhouse Blues began with a stripped down blues-rock version of Hymn of the Satanic Empire. This track featured guitars by Les Hernandez, drums by Nick Green, bass and mixing by Lu Hutchinson and vocals by Reverend Campbell. Hymn of the Satanic EmpireorThe Battle Hymn of the ApocalypseLyrics Drums out of the darkness, listen well.Drums beating
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