Locusts and Honey - Shadow of My End funeral-doom Combining assertive (post) black metal

Combining assertive (post) black metal with a powerful and solid

“Weepers of the Land” should be viewed as a companion album to “Le passage des glaciers” as the songs were written and recorded during the same time period

keeping the listener lost in a reverie and crafting an immersive experience at once melancholic and infectious

imagine a boot stamping on a human face — forever

Locusts and Honey - Shadow of My End funeral-doom Combining assertive (post) black metalSince 2024's debut LP, Teach Me to Live That I Dread the Grave as Little as My Bed, Locusts and Honey has expanded from a duo to a seasoned full line up, bringing their murky atmosphere and slow striding walls of sound to live audiences. Now the band presents their first recorded offering as a five piece. Furthering the distinct style forged on their debut, the new EP, Shadow of My End, captures over 22 minutes of biting and bellicose blackened doom,