CEREMONIAL CASTINGS share 'The Devil In Salem'

A bewitching black metal journey through a sadistic time in history.

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As we inch closer to the glorious revival of 2008's Salem 1692, CEREMONIAL CASTINGS share The Devil in Salem, the third single from the band's special re-recording, which arrives on November 27th via Eisenwald. It's but one of the many staples found throughout the 11-track gem of a record, guiding listeners through malevolent elegance.

Consisting of Uada's Jake Superchi, Nick Superchi, and Matt Mattern, CEREMONIAL CASTINGS is a unit many have may not heard of, but should. With a Kris Verwimp album cover that harnesses from the subject matter at hand, one would be foolish not to peak into its contents.

Jake Superchi comments:

"Since the beginning of this band in 1996, this was the album we always wanted to make, as we have a deep tie to the events in Salem of 1692. Growing up just west of Salem, my brother Nick and I learned all about the events at a very young age, including that we are in fact direct descendants – however many great grandsons – of Judge John Hathorne, who had sentenced the witches to hang. It is said that one of the girls who was hung had cast a curse on our family's bloodline."

Stream The Devil in Salem below and pre-order your copy of the record HERE.

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Cover art by Kris Verwimp