Temple of Deimos Sign to Argonauta Records; New Album Next Year
With 15 years of history and two prior full-lengths under their collective belt, Genoa, Italy’s Temple of Deimos sign to Argonauta Records to release their third album, Heading to Saint Reaper, in 2022. The deal-inking continues a long history for the label of supporting countrymen Italian acts, and Temple of Deimos already had their desert rock style well in-check on 2014’s Work to Be Done, so one should expect no less of the next outing.
Last I checked, one usually heard more about the capital-‘r’ Reaper as an angel than a saint, but hey, if Death got a promotion, certainly it’s well earned. Been working overtime for the better part of the last two years, and so on. And somehow, since Catholicism is a death cult anyway, sainthood feels at very least more honest. Saint Reaper it is.
No word on an exact release date, but “early 2022,” so figure maybe March/April depending on what else is up for Argonauta‘s always-busy release schedule.
The PR wire brought the signing announcement:
Desert Rockers TEMPLE OF DEIMOS Sign With Argonauta Records
New Album ”Heading To Saint Reaper” coming in early 2022!
Following their latest, 2014- album, Work To Be Done, which was lauded by both fans and critics alike, Genoa- based desert rockers TEMPLE OF DEIMOS have announced their return with the release of a brand new album! Heading To Saint Reaper, the band’s third full-length, is slated for a release in early 2022 through underground powerhouse Argonauta Records.
“We are extremely stoked to announce our collaboration with Argonauta Records and All Noir for the release of our third album“, says the band. “And we can’t wait to unveil more details about the new record, make sure to follow us on our Facebook and Instagram for updates! We are back. Stay tuned.”
The Italian stoner rock trio was formed in 2006, channeling the flavor of groups such as QOTSA and heavily inspired by the Palm Desert and 90’s grunge scene. TEMPLE OF DEIMOS have toured with acts such as Nick Oliveri or Dandy Brown of Hermano to date.
Creating their fuzzy, heavy yet psychedelic desert rock sound in a distinctive shape, the band’s upcoming album will even see them to get out of their comfort zone, ultimately cementing their own and unique character.
TEMPLE OF DEIMOS is:
Fabio Speranza – Vocals & Guitar
Francesco Leo – Drums
Stefano Parodi – Bass
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