Press Release: New Album Avialable [Good God Father - Chronicles]



"Freak Gospel Pop", emanating from the dark woods of Oregon, Good God Father molds the archaic with the imminent to present an amalgam of modern thought and culture by means of somber and sober guitar and vocals, on a march through Armageddon.
At times, sweet and surrendering, and at most others, brash, and abrasive, these sounds are sure to wake the living and dead, in time for dessert.


The band has released their debut full length album, Chronicles, which is currently available for digital download while frontman, Sean Lewis, hits the studio to begin tracking our next release, I Pray You.
Chronicles is set to be a precursor, and catch up project for new listeners who are curious about the underpinnings of the groups sound, while Lewis recasts the players, and prepares for a summer on the stage in 2019

It's available across these platforms:
iTunes
Amazon
Spotify
Deezer
YouTube

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