LORDS OF SALEM

Evil Rocks Hard (10/10):
“… a rocket, in all respects …”
Belgian Metal Shredder (80/100):
“… has given me a short but very enjoyable industrial Hard Rock ride … LORDS OF SALEM have written solid material that’s easy to sing and swing along with … like Mötley Crüe meets Rob Zombie …”
Metal Mind Reflections (8/10):
“… a breath of energy to sway the skeleton, that is, and shows that these Germans have it all …”
Hardrockheavymetal (75/100)
“… four electrifying songs enriched by a dark-occult flavor … tasty Hard Rock with great variations … reminds us about somethin’ from Alice Cooper with some electronic drops …”
MetalEyes.IYE (7,5/10):
“… a pleasant meeting with a new band … a perfect and irresistible mix between Danzig, Mötley Crüe and Rob Zombie … vocalist Postel leading the apocalyptic zombie quartet like a new Glenn Danzig … absolutely professional production … ‘Hell Over Salem’ is recommended for lovers of Horror Metal, Gothic Rock and Hard Rock stars, and represents for the band a start with a bang …”
Loud And Proud.it (70/100):
“… full of talent and ideas … with an theatrical and talented vocalist … they deserve respect and attention … a perfect product, maniacally …”
Rock Castle Franken (7/10):
“… immediately animates to raise your fists … decent horror vibes underline the dark side of power … every single song is a very entertaining affair, with neat ass-kick components and lively rhythms.”
Bleeding4Metal (7/10):
“… makes real fun … refuel nasty leaded gasoline into their ‘Rock’n’Roll Machine’ … the LORDS OF SALEM do not need to hide from their international counterparts.”
Streetclip.tv (7/10):
“There’s something going on in terms of dirty Hard Rock with a little sleaze factor … lots of drive …”
Metal Underground.at (3,5/5):
“… a fresh, timeless style of this music … the listener of classical orientations is basically called upon to listen to the material here … decent, Brainstorm-oriented Power Metal inlays, with noticeable Hard Rock of the American style, allow a good entertainment … shows the troupe willingly that they know how to put up with their own energy-eruptions … the modern advanced Heavy/Power Metaller can discover a lot for himself!”
BlattTurbo:
“… spread a sharp edge … bombastic and gloomy disc … Metal and Gothic fans can access here without hesitation!”
Sonic Seducer:
“The band, in which Pussybats bassist Marple Martin is a member, is something of the endtime edition of a Rock’n’Roll formation. However, that does not mean that the gentlemen sound as if they run out of steam soon. On the contrary. The tank is well filled and ‘Zombie Monkey Woman’ is a number that could also run in the car radio of Mad Max: dry, a bit crazy and full on the twelve.”
Flyflew Radio:
“… that pops! The four songs have impressed me really heavy! Wow, Rob Zombie personally would let LORDS OF SALEM fly in as support with a shoulder bump!”
Natalie’s World:
“… it brought to mind other musicians, such as Wednesday 13 for one, and The Misfits for another … their combination of Rock n’ Roll, being just that, but their energy screams Horror Punk Rock as well … so much angst, energy, and aggression, it never fades away but remains constant at all times even.”
Heavy Metal Time Machine:
“… vocalist Postel, a powerful and highly-expressive front-man that is easily the biggest selling point of this up-and-coming group … Goth-laden/Horror Rock-infused Hard & Heavy Rock/Metal … catchy material … filled with great hooks, inspired-samples, and colorful lyrics … a short and sweet EP, this release should find a huge fan base …”
Vile Views:
“… slamming down the point with switchblade guitars … an original concept and fun songs, a shining yet dark production, and relentless Rock ‘n’ Roll make these Lords ready for Metalheads and Rockers everywhere.”
Breakout:
“… a proper portion of end-time mood a lá Mad Max … something else and really worth listening to!”
The Median Man:
“… carved into stone with grooving riffs … a epic journey … filled with some absolutely brilliant vocals and riffs … a pounding groove machine.”
Metal Addicts:
“…tasty…exciting…thrilling…strong guitar riffing…powerful…works very fine…an interesting band…”
Metalmamas Neuigkeiten:
“… with a dark epic … great guitar riffs … vocalist Postel offers multi-faceted vocals …”
Metal 1on1:
“Dark, fun tongue in the cheek-music, fused with Gothic, Doom, Glam Punk and Industrial Apocalyptic – pretty cool stuff!”
BallBusterMusic.com:
“… damn good … slams hard! Very distinctive, harsh, loud in your face sound … great structure, riffing throughout … played with grit, conviction and fucking drive … awesome vibe going for it with great dynamics … some of the best punk rock n roll I have heard of recent … do I recommend this group? Damn, right I do.”
Crossfire Metal:
“… Fans of bands like Lordi and Danzig, who also love a splash of Kiss and Mötley Crüe, should definitely listen … no wonder Rob Zombie wanted to have the boys as an opening act.”
Metal Em Portugal:
“Pure Rock n’ Roll, without big trimmings and with a simple and straight approach … a work worth of notice where we can listen a sonorous revival that doesn’t sound dated, despite the obvious classics influences … the mixture of several rhythms with that dark aura Rob Zombie style and Lordi’s fantasy ended up well, resulting in 4 energetic and groovy tracks.”
Orkus:
“… solid kick-ass Rock … with a high roar with-factor … high recognition value … good sense for melodies and groove … also in terms of sound and craftsmanship everything is in the green area …”
Hell Spawn:
“… a filthy but modern version of Rock ‘n’ Roll, with roots in the Hard Rock of the 80s … they describe themselves as a mix of Kiss, Danzig, Mötley Crüe and Lordi, and I can agree with that … pleasantly enjoyable … quite catchy and certainly vocally this is strong … I think they might be able to raise their eyes in America.”
Monarch Magazine:
“… bites with catchy music elements such as vocal choruses … ‘Monster Girl’ and ‘Hell Over Salem’ are just perfect to air them in the radio … unbeatable tunes … LORDS OF SALEM give it to you in your face … could whistle their songs under the shower … sounds awesome … you should like the record too, if you dig bands like Rob Zombie, Rammstein, Kiss …”
BadBlackUnicorn:
“… the interplay between the clean vocals of Postel and the fine 80s sound spreads a good feeling … a great mini-album …”
Honest Rock Reviews:
“I can see pieces of Alice Cooper all over … a really good EP … everything is well played … I greet the next chapter with open arms.”
Hellfire-Franky:
“… has some hit potential on the first run through … mature and sophisticated … horror charm … goes forward well … stomps and hisses, rocks and rolls … very professional … the songs rock and ignite immediately in the ear …”
Loud Enough?:
“… catchy … lively … with shark hooks and heavy riffs …”

LORDS OF SALEM, the up-and-coming rock band, released their brand new single ‘The Hills Have Eyes’ in homage to the iconic Wes Craven film ‘The Hills Have Eyes’.
The song takes the listener straight into a dark world of the underworld where there is no escape.
With intense nods to the film that made a lasting impression with the unforgettable performances of Michael Berryman and Dee Wallace, ‘Hills Have Eyes’ brings the film’s suspenseful and disturbing ambience to life.
Like the priests of darkness, LORDS OF SALEM rise up to the heralds of doom with this single.
As the harbingers of fate, they introduce the listener to the cruel world where the hills have eyes ‘Hills Have Eyes’.
With powerful guitar riffs and a driving rhythm section, the band creates a dark atmosphere that gets right under your skin.
The listeners have no choice but to be a pure sacrifice at a time when it’s time to die.
The lyrics are concise and provide a direct connection to the subject matter of the film.
They convey the dark mood in a clear and understandable way and fascinate the listeners while immersing themselves in the oppressive world of horror.
‘The Hills Have Eyes’ is a powerful track that will appeal to fans of the film and the band alike.
With their unique blend of dark rock and captivating lyrics, LORDS OF SALEM have managed to create a song that captivates and delights the listener.
The single ‘The Hills Have Eyes’ by LORDS OF SALEM is now available on all major streaming platforms and as a digital download.