Necropolitan is a Metal album by Green Lung, originally released in 2026.
About
At the intersection of Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, and Iron Maiden, there is <b>Green Lung</b>. The English stoner troupe’s fourth album combines their musical influences with their keen interest in British occultists Percy Bysshe Shelley, Aleister Crowley, and Genesis P-Orridge (among others). <b>“Black Magic Radio”</b> fuses a Sabbathian riff to a haunted-house organ accompaniment while vocalist Tom Templar namechecks the Process Church and London’s Swinging ‘60s horror-themed café, Le Macabre. <b>“Necropolitan Line”</b> is a hectic heavy-’70s freakout with lyrics about the defunct Necropolis Railway, which ferried corpses and mourners between London and Surrey. Lead single <b>“Evil in this House”</b> imagines a paranormal investigation set to an epic Jon Lord/Tony Iommi jam. In a direct reference to Maiden’s “The Number of the Beast,” Green Lung brings in <b>Riley Pinkerton of Castle Rat</b> to read a passage from the Book of Revelation on <b>“Alostrael (Be My Babalon).”</b>
via Apple Music
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Tracklist
- 1Open the Hellmouth1:49
- 2Dance to the Grave5:17
- 3Black Magick Radio5:01
- 4Necropolitan Line3:54
- 5Evil in this House4:21
- 6Together in Death4:31
- 7Ozymandias5:35
- 8Alostrael (Be My Babalon)4:28
- 9To the Gallows Born5:58
Sound DNA
- Metal
- Doom Metal
- heavy
- dark
- occult
Rare pressing on Gatefold
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