L.A. Satanic doo-wop duo Twin Temple make their official debut with the album “Twin Temple Bring You Their Signature Sound…Satanic Doo-Wop” which is bound to trigger curiosity with the unusual blend of Luciferian worship and vintage music style.
The sound of “The Devil (Didn’t Make Me Do It)” is incredibly nostalgic and distant from what we’re used to listen to in the modern music scene with the unique spellbinding vocals and the raw guitar tonalities following a fun upbeat rhythm.
“Lucifer, My Love” is a love song clearly dedicated to Lucifer so there is a certain degree of sheer romanticism and decadence within the languid guitar melodies and dreamy ballad vibes that are certainly enriched by the sultry vocal delivery.
“I Know How To Hex You” might be a curse but doesn’t sound particularly evil as the mix of smooth guitars and jazzy dynamics makes you want to dance and could even put you in a good mood.
“I’m Wicked” relies on warm guitar melodies and enjoyable trumpets following a softer & slower rhythm embellished by charming piano passages while vocals naturally shift from voluptuous whispers to strong rocker delivery.
On “Let’s Hang Together” the vocals sound pleasantly playful and definitely take the center stage once again diligently accompanied by the shimmering melodies of the utterly wistful instrumental ensemble.
“Bring You Their Signature Sound…Satanic Doo-Wop” truly sounds like an old vinyl from 1950 with its old school recording and lack of any special effects and you can easily tell that Twin Temple has the ability to carry the torch for classic rock ‘n’ roll obviously with the addition of occult themes.