Ravens Creed

Ravens Creed are an English mythical death/thrash band with strong Venom/Celtic Frost/Exodus/Slayer influences, formed in late 2006 by Steve Watson and Jay Graham. Its members consist of members and ex-members of other English bands; after a string of EP and split releases (recorded at the band's own Tenko studios) the band released their debut album, Albion Thunder, in spring 2009 on Doomentia Records. The band have played several festivals, including Hard Rock Hell, Bloodstock, and High Voltage Festival. In October 2011 Ravens Creed were handpicked by Fenriz of Darkthrone to appear at the second edition of Live Evil Festival in London. The band's next LP is to be called The Power and will be issued through Doomentia Records. In June 2010 the band announced the arrival of Al Osta as new vocalist.^[1]^[2]^[3] The band recorded a four song EP for Doomentia records in August 2010 and will begin recording the next lp late 2010/early 2011.

Members

Steve Watson (guitars) Ex Iron Monkey (band)/Cerebral Fix/Helvis/Taken by Wolves/Colostomy/The Clan Destined/Consumed/Desecrator/Drown/Voss/Ragewar/Rid/Vatican SS
Jay Graham (drums) Ex Skyclad (band)/Return to the Sabbat (band)/Sack Trick/The Clan Destined/Undergroove/The Morris Quinlan Experience/Voss/Tony Iommi session drummer
Al Osta (vocals)Ex Satanic Fatw*h
Rod Boston (bass)

Discography

'Militia of blood sacrifice' 7" ep (Land O' Smiles 2007)
'Militia of blood sacrifice' cd ep )Iron Pig 2008)
'Neon Parasite/Diabolical Genesis Reduction 7" picture disc (Doomentia 2008)
'Albion Thunder' (Doomentia 2009) digipack/cd/vinyl
'Five witches of nine/Hearse Fokker split 7" w/ Sollubi (Hydra-phonic 2010)
'Nestless and wild' EP (Doomentia 2011)
'The Power' lp/cd (Doomentia records 2012)
Also had the track 'Ravens Creed' on Land O' Smiles box set 2008
Ravens creed also covered 'for all those who died' (Bathory) on a Godreah tribute 2012

References

↑ Ravens Creed (official site). Retrieved 18 July 2009.
↑ Sadler, Darren (June 2009). "Ravens Creed." Rock Sound (163): 35.
↑ "Ravens Creed: Debut Album Release Date Announced" (2 July 2009). Blabbermouth.net. Retrieved 18 July 2009.

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