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Occult rock trio Kabbalah signs to Rebel Waves for new album

  • November 5, 2020
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REBEL WAVES RECORDS have announces the signing of Spanish occult garage rockers Kabbalah to their roster. The trio will release their new album, The Omen, in early 2021, with more details to be revealed soon!

Hailing from from Pamplona, in the north of Spain, Kabbalah was formed from the ashes of local outfit Las Culebras, looming in the dark, esoteric realms of witchcraft and the dark arts. The trio started a prolific cycle of music by self-releasing three EPs (Kabbalah, Primitive Stone and Revelations) between 2013 and 2016, progressing to their 2017 debut album, Spectral Ascent.

With their garage-sounding, 70s’-style hard rock and Coven–inspired occult atmospheres draped over the bones of Black Sabbath and Blue Öyster Cult, the Spanish power trio has been well received among followers of the darkest sounds.

In early 2021 Kabbalah will come back to life with their sophomore full-length, The Omen, an occult rock grimoire in which sticky melodies, funerary riffs and liturgy vocals come together as an impressive and infectious breed of heavy, doom and psych.

It will be released through US independent label Rebel Waves Records, Ripple Music’s imprint for all things psychedelic, alt-rock, pop, post-punk and garage. More info coming soon.

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