Reverend Bizarre's style resembles the bands of the 70s and 80s like Black Sabbath, Count Raven, Saint Vitus and so on. The main link to this era is the singing style - singing, not growling. Though the songs are lengthy, they are not boring like you could easily imagine. The tracks have that certain groove, which is necessary for a listener's mental health. I mean, there's nothing so mentally dangerous than a monotonous ten-minute doom piece. Anyway, Slice of Doom is filled with some very psychedelic ingredients, making it a worthy mental journey.

Reverend Bizarre are a magnificent throwback to the glory days of Trouble, Saint Vitus and early Cathedral. Their aptly titled Slice of Doom is full of slow burning behemoth riffage and even has one track, `Pyramids of Mars�, that�s based around the Dr. Who theme!

Reverend Bizarre delivers a stunning performance that pays tribute to the original doom bands Saint Vitus, Trouble, Witchfinder General and Count Raven. With the release of Slice of Doom, Reverend Bizarre's main goals are to bring the old school doom metal into a new light and they have succeeded. Order this masterpiece!

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