Get all 8 Kabbalah releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Sailor's Lament (Burn on the Bayou compilation), Spectral Ascent (Reissue), Dead Eyes, The Omen LP, Abomination (Skull Mountain Compilation), Revelations EP, Primitive Stone EP, and Kabbalah EP.
Kabbalah Pamplona, Spain
After the acclaimed 'The Omen' in 2021, and the 'Santa Misión Tour' in 2022, Kabbalah invokes 2023 with the reissue by
Ripple Music of their first LP, 'Spectral Ascent', along with more releases and some touring dates in Europe.
Kabbalah combines occult rock grimoires where sticky melodies, funerary riffs and liturgy vocals come together.
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