Apocalypse: Neon Yellow Vinyl LP Reverend Horton Heat ‘Halo’ sounds a little more
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‘Halo’ sounds a little more stripped down compared to ‘Queen Of Time’ and ‘Under The Red Cloud
The hard goodbyes and vulnerable beginnings that previously threatened to crush your soul
The Ironsides have found the perfect place to begin
The album features elegant horn and woodwind arrangements
Apocalypse: Neon Yellow Vinyl LP Reverend Horton Heat ‘Halo’ sounds a little moreCanadian progressive rock duo Crown Lands have steadily emerged as one of the genres most ambitious modern voices, and in 2026 they return with their most demanding and fully realized work to date Apocalypse. On this album, the band have collaborated with famed producers Nick Raskulinecz and David Bottrill (both known for their work with Rush), whose contrasting approaches informed the albums creation. Conceptuptlly, Apocalypse is designed as a