Prestons’ favourite lunatics Evil Blizzard are back with a double whammy, a new album Death Songs & Lullabies in March and a beautiful yet ugly reissue of their classic album featuring the immortal Mop Man. Are you evil? We all are. Read on…
Evil Blizzard release the 10th anniversary edition of their classic album Everybody Come To Church on January 30th 2026.
Their second album, Church was their breakthrough and features the classic live favourites Are You Evil?, Sacrifice and Stupid People among others.
The anniversary edition is pressed on purple vinyl, limited to just 300 copies, and sees amended and updated artwork and re-cut pressing lacquers for a louder pressing.
Immensely critically acclaimed, the album saw the band go from underground freak secrets to a much larger audience, with tracks from the album featuring in several commercially released films.
Distributed internationally by Cargo, there is also a CD repress available.”
‘Their masterpiece of power. A cacophonous cathedral of an album. Album of the year by a mile’
Louder Than War
‘A dark path, with off laden guitars – a metal tinge with a sinister feel’
Drowned In Sound
‘A weapon of sheer force and power. psychedelia with post-punk influences and something that’s wholly their own’
The Quietus
‘It’s lean, it’s mean, it’s hungry to devour you and spit out your bones. It’s fantastic’.
Echoes & Dust
‘A macabre and deliciously unhinged slice of weird’
The Sleeping Shaman
‘If the world’s going to burn, it comes as a perfect soundtrack’
Louder
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