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Eggs of Gomorrh
Eggs of Gomorrah put out their first EP, 'The Birth of Sin,' in 1999. The band's lineup included vocalist Cadence Cadence, guitarist Reverend Rob, and drummer...
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Eggs of Gomorrah put out their first EP, 'The Birth of Sin,' in 1999. The band's lineup included vocalist Cadence Cadence, guitarist Reverend Rob, and drummer Nephilim. They released albums like 'The Unnamable' in 2004 and 'The Great Disillusion' in 2012.
Their track 'Excerpt' from 2002 became a focal point for listeners. The song's lyrics and the band's name, referencing the biblical city, drew criticism from some quarters. Other songs in their catalog include 'Goat Invkizitor' and 'Whore Of Sodom.'
Eggs of Gomorrah's music leaned toward experimental and dissonant sounds. This approach, along with their esoteric themes, positioned them outside more accessible genres. Their work continues to find an audience interested in that particular sonic territory.
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