Holy Death Trio Drop Fiery New Sounds Ahead of Hotly Anticipated First Album

Nothing gets me more fired up than HOLY DEATH TRIO these days. Today, the Texas rockers belt out another feisty song as we inch closer and closer to the release of their debut LP. “Black Wave” follows up to their critically acclaimed song, “Bad Vibrations,” which we played on episode 39 of The Doomed & Stoned Show.

Comments the band:

“This song was written with The Devil’s Tritone and it’s about being at your lowest of lows when you can’t go down any farther down so you stare death in the face and say, ‘Is that all you got, bitch?’ When you have nothing left to lose and are prepared to die.”

"Black Wave” sticks a middle finger in the face of discouragement, loss, and demise, rustling what remains of the human spirit to live life hard in the darkest of times.

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Borne out of a Mercury Retrograde, the stars literally aligned when Holy Death Trio formed. These Central Texas natives sound like what would happen if Jimi Hendrix played with Black Sabbath and John Dwyer from Thee Of Sees set up his pedalboard. Suffice it to say, the ever-shredding band knew they were onto something special from the first. Psychedelia rams into hard hitting riffs when Holy Death Trio play, and they are determined to give it their all. This is a group who love the grind and have ambitions that reach all the way up to the big Texas sky.

Holy Death Trio’s songs reflect an attitude of living each day like it’s your last and embracing self empowerment. The band take pride in staying fit and maintaining healthy habits so that when they hit the road, they can easily put in the work needed. A band who refuses to half-ass anything, Holy Death Trio demands the whole ass. This has paid off with appearances at numerous festival showcases and opening slots for countless stoner rock titans.

Now the band is focusing on their debut full length, a veritable Holy Death Experience. The power trio is preparing a concept album that promises to act as a sacred trip through the sonic waves. With aspirations to tackle many of the heavy rock festivals that have come to dominate Austin over the years, Holy Death Trio are well aware that they live in a breeding ground for heavy music. It puts them in a prime position to take on the scene at large, and with their virtuoso guitar leads and crushing rhythms, you know they will.