Green & Wood Devil's Plan

Remember the doom metal band from Los Angeles Green & Wood? They released a debut in 2009 by Cyclopean Records and a second full-lenght self-released 'Devil's Plan' in 2011. Unfortunately, after a tour in mid-2012, the group disbanded and the albums have been forgotten. 'Devil's Plan' is a special material that equally competed with the best doom metal album in 2011 'Capricorn' by Orchid. Made Available again. Judging by the album covers I think they have sticked with the same artist and it's good for them! The art is amazing and it totally gives the idea of what you should expect form album. Lyrics always twist around themes of occultism, or pagan/satanic/folk stuff. 'Devil's Plan' sounds much more doom oriented, heavier and darker than its predecessor. Flowers vocals have a clearer Ozzy orientation and that is particularly noticeable on the slower songs. Green & Wood seems to be another one of those bands that Black Sabbath would be proud of. Now that the grandfathers are reunited (11-11-11) you can only dream to catch these guys on a tour with Orchid and Ice Dragon. Having shared the stage with masterminds such as Pentagram, Graveyard, Red Fang, Shrinebuilder, Earthless, Valiant Thorr and others, Green & Wood would not sit still for long. Winter of 2011, deep within the mountains of doom, Green & Wood honed their craft with wizardry and wonder. Naturally something was stirring up. That something was 'Devil's Plan'. Recorded solely in the living room of Ethan and Magda's house in Highland Park, California on a host of rotten old tape on a rotten old 8 track, 'Devil's Plan' started as a single and magically morphed into a full-length release in no time. Soon after, Green & Wood teamed up with Saviours to bring 'Devil's Plan' live to the uninitiated masses of the European continent for a well-received debut tour of the new album.