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Psalms of Ash is a genre-defying force in modern alt-metalcore, born from grief, resilience, and the sacred fire of self-reinvention. Fronted by James ‘ReV’ Alston whose voice drips with heartbreak and haunted control, the band blends stripped-down emotional devastation with cinematic grit—drawing comparisons to Bad Omens, Sleep Token, and Deftones, but carving a sound that is unmistakably their own.
Formed under the banner of Black Mass Records (Montana), Psalms of Ash tells stories soaked in blood, loss, spiritual ruin, and erotic confession. Every lyric is a wound that never fully closed. Every chorus a funeral pyre. Their debut track, “Every Lie Sounds Like You”, set fire to expectations—pairing raw, cracked vocal delivery with restrained alt-metalcore instrumentation in F minor, leaving listeners both shattered and sanctified.
But Psalms isn’t just a band. It’s a ritual. A reclamation of pain. A whispered prayer for those who feel too much and say too little.
With haunting visuals, mythic worldbuilding, and performances that feel like spiritual exorcisms, Psalms of Ash is not here to entertain. They’re here to burn, to bury, and to baptize.
Formed under the banner of Black Mass Records (Montana), Psalms of Ash tells stories soaked in blood, loss, spiritual ruin, and erotic confession. Every lyric is a wound that never fully closed. Every chorus a funeral pyre. Their debut track, “Every Lie Sounds Like You”, set fire to expectations—pairing raw, cracked vocal delivery with restrained alt-metalcore instrumentation in F minor, leaving listeners both shattered and sanctified.
But Psalms isn’t just a band. It’s a ritual. A reclamation of pain. A whispered prayer for those who feel too much and say too little.
With haunting visuals, mythic worldbuilding, and performances that feel like spiritual exorcisms, Psalms of Ash is not here to entertain. They’re here to burn, to bury, and to baptize.
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