5/18/14

Review from twoguysmetalreviews.com

http://www.twoguysmetalreviews.com/2014/05/serpentine-path-emanations.html


"If you want doom that goes above and beyond your normal expectations for what doom can and should be, this is the record for you."

5/17/14

Review from Metal As Fuck zine

http://metalasfuck.net/zine/reviews/2014/serpentine-path-emanations-relapse-records

"...Treacherous Waters communicates an inexact brutality that is equal parts Incantation and Eyehategod."

5/15/14

Review from The Sludge Lord blog

http://thesludgelord.blogspot.com/2014/05/serpentine-path-emanations-album-review.html
"...the essence of metal is here with all the horror and dark you could wish for."

5/12/14

"Emanations" Review From "All About The Rock"

http://allabouttherock.co.uk/serpentine-path-emanations/

"Serpentine Path flirt with a fine line between doom, old school death metal, and a bit of stoner rock vibe which creates a very interesting and unique mix."

5/11/14

Review from Wonderbox Metal

 http://wonderboxmetal.wordpress.com/2014/05/11/serpentine-path-emanations-review/
"This is Doom-laden Sludge Metal with a healthy Old-School Death Metal influence that recalls the slowest of the Old-School masters at their dirgy best."

5/9/14

Review From The Sleeping Shaman

http://www.thesleepingshaman.com/reviews/album-reviews/s/serpentine-path-emanations-cd-lp-dd-2014/

"The Death Metal influence gives it a harder edge than the bong room jam of many a traditional Doom band and give the music more focus rather than drifting off into sprawling epics."

5/5/14

Review from hitthefloor.com

http://www.hitthefloor.com/music/rock-metal/serpentine-path-emanations-album-review/

"...we can confirm that Serpentine Path are one of the heaviest bands on the planet today."

5/3/14

Review from Son Of Flies webzine

http://christianmontagna.blogspot.it/2014/05/recensione-serpentine-path-emanations.html
"Each step is weighted properly, of cliffs that tumble on the skull without finding any obstacle along the fall trajectory. "
"A band on the rise that will make the happiness of many fans of this sounds insane, the only category of people to which I feel recommend this disk.

*translation via bing

Doomed To Darkness Zine "Emanations" Review

http://hatredmeanswar2.blogspot.com/2014/04/serpentine-pathemanationsrelapse.html

"Serpentine  Path  create  on  the  the  most  pure  sounding  sludge  doom/death  metal  albums  that  has  came  out  in  years..."

4/30/14

4/2/14

EMANATIONS!


http://www.relapse.com/serpentinepathemanations
http://www.relapse.com/label/serpentine-path-info-on-second-relapse-lp-from-nyc-morbid-metal-crew-released.html
 

SERPENTINE PATH: Info On Second Relapse LP From NYC Morbid Metal Crew Released

Following a two-year release stretch since their bold self-titled debut LP was issued, Relapse Records this week unveils the release details on the highly-anticipated second LP from New York City-based morbid sludge metal executioners, SERPENTINE PATH.

Born from within the smoldering remains of Unearthly Trance in 2011, UT members, bassist Jay Newman, drummer Darren Verni and vocalist Ryan Lipynsky (The Howling Wind) recruited guitarist Tim Bagshaw (ex-Ramesses, ex-Electric Wizard) to complete the SERPENTINE PATH lineup. Their crushing, self-titled debut full-length was referred to as"thudding death-doom that will have genre enthusiasts rolling their stoned skulls in graveyard genuflection" by Revolver, and "a contender for doom album of the year" by Decibel.

Now officially augmented by new second guitarist Stephen Flam, the mastermind behind NYC doom/death legends, Winter, SERPENTINE PATH brings forth their most demoralizing and anguish-filled slow-motion chaos yet, with the newly-completed Emanations. As with their first album,Emanations was recorded by the band's Jay Newman, after which it was honed to devastating perfection at Audiosiege, the album capturing forty-five minutes of true sludge punishment with seven brand new songs from this true underground all-star team. Sure, the pedigree is undeniable, but regardless of their "members of" status, SERPENTINE PATH is one of the most scathing sludge acts on the planet. 
 
Emanations will see parole via Relapse May 27th, 2014 on CD, LP and digital formats. A new trailer featuring a sample of the audio, as well as the cover art by in-house Relapse artist Orion Landau and more has been released.
 

PRE-ORDER:
http://www.relapse.com/serpentinepathemanations
http://serpentinepath.bandcamp.com/

Emanations Track Listing:
1. Essence of Heresy
2. House Of Worship
3. Treacherous Waters
4. Claws
5. Disfigured Colossus
6. Systematic Extinction
7. Torment


View the trailer HERE:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5DWE9crSWI&feature=share&list=PLq6NULtuhFummy6wxzJNsMvuc7U_JFC_w&index=1

12/3/13

New album recording complete!

We have recently finished recording and mixing our 2nd album "Emanations".
7 songs of pure heavy morbid doomed metal:

01 Essence Of Heresy
02 House Of Worship
03 Treacherous Waters
04 Claws
05 Disfigured Colossus
06 Systematic Extinction
07 Torment

Next up is mastering and artwork!

10/21/13

Album #2

We have been hard at work recording our new album!! It is coming out heavy as Walter Hudson and we are excited to complete the mixing phase of it and have the recording mastered. The album is being recorded once again by SP bassist Jay Newman and it features the first appearance of our new 2nd guitarist Stephen Flam. More info soon...

7/12/13

5/13/13

Review from PowerMetal.de

http://powermetal.de/review/review-Serpentine_Path/Serpentine_Path,22268,22147.html

"this is all the pace of a glacier...Yes, very reminiscent of the Doomlegende WINTER from the early 1990s that it came also from NEW YORK. Yes, yes. "
*Translation via google

3/3/13

LP Review From Repulsive Revolutions

http://repulsiverevolutions.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/serpentine-path-lp.html

"Poring over artwork, endlessly re-reading lyrics, imposing your own thoughts and meanings upon the songs as the sounds fill your skull... all of it is worth hunting down beautifully-presented packages like this.
Serpentine Path are one of those bands who offer a complete encompassing experience when it comes to songs, tone, words, artwork. It's albums like this that remind me of just how it should be done.
More like this please, Relapse Records."