Review by Janelle Loomis

Evil Acidhead's album, Depths of Satan, is a sonic journey into the depths of hell. The album is a blend of psychedelic, doom and stoner rock, with heavy riffs, distorted guitars, and haunting vocals.

The album kicks off with the track "Black Mass", which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song is a slow, heavy, and ominous, with a droning bassline and distorted guitars. The vocals are eerie and haunting, adding to the overall dark and sinister atmosphere of the song.

The second track, "Witchcraft", is another standout. The song has a more upbeat tempo, with a catchy riff and a driving rhythm section. The vocals are still haunting, but they are more melodic and atmospheric, adding to the overall ambiance of the song.

The album continues with tracks like "Lucifer's Curse" and "The Devil's Playground", both of which are heavy and ominous, with a slow and deliberate pace. The vocals are haunting and ethereal, adding to the overall dark and sinister atmosphere of the songs.

Summary by Janelle Loomis

Depths of Satan is a great album for fans of psychedelic, doom and stoner rock. Evil Acidhead has created a sonic journey that is both haunting and heavy, with a great mix of atmospheric and driving tracks. If you're looking for an album that will take you to the depths of hell, then Depths of Satan is definitely worth checking out.