Pro-Life, by Sermons By The Devil

Pro-Life

by Sermons By The Devil

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1.	Active Shooter 04:11	buy track
2.	Political Echo Chamber 04:21	buy track
3.	Mark of Cain 05:08	buy track
4.	Low to the Ground 04:33	buy track
5.	Undeclared War 04:34	buy track
6.	Late for My Funeral 04:41	buy track
7.	Trigger Warning 04:41	buy track
8.	Repeating Fire 05:18	buy track
9.	Suicide Shift 05:07	buy track
10.	Dying in a Rented Bed 04:20	buy track
11.	Liquified Remains 04:15	buy track
12.	Sackcloth and Ash 04:52	buy track

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In the time it takes you to listen to this album, over 400 Americans will be shot, almost all by legally purchased guns.

In that same time, 250 people will become homeless, 5 people will have committed suicide, 11 will have overdosed on drugs and 2 people will have starved to death.

Not one of the people who are the flesh and blood faces behind those statistics are the focus of the political activist movement that calls itself Pro-Life.

The album before you, in the context of the Human issues that really need attention, is less than consequential. It was, however, born of the frustration of knowing people who have become part of those chilling statistics, and realizing that we have "pro life" people spending billions of dollars to take away someone else's rights instead of feeding the poor, clothing the naked or helping those in prison and in addiction. Those same people claim to spend those billions to worship someone who literally told them to do the very things they are not doing. In other words- to be Pro actual living Human people....

The following musical hardware was used in the creation of this album: Big Ear Albie, Boss DR-202, Realistic Electronic Reverb, Arturia Keystep, Korg Monologue, Boss RPH-10 Phaser, Boss Limiter/Compressor RCL-19, TC Electronics June 60, Foxgear Rainbow Reverb, Arturia Microfreak, Behringer Octive Divider, Behringer Model D, Boss Slicer SL-2, Walrus Audio Lore,Behringer Pro-1, Roland JU-06A, Foxgear Echosex Baby, TC Electronics Gauss Tape Echo and Revelation Cable patch cords.

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released March 23, 2023

All songs written, performed, programmed and produced by TRH . @listentothedevil
All songs Mixed and Mastered by Stu Grant . @stugrant.asymetric . linker.ee/stugrant
Cover Art by DeliriaVision @deliriavision

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