Place Of Skulls were formed in early 2000 by guitarist/singer/songwriter Victor Griffin, bassist Lee Abney and drummer Tim Tomasell, Place of Skulls (a biblical reference to Golgotha) carries the

The Black Is Never Far

Place Of Skulls were formed in early 2000 by guitarist/singer/songwriter Victor Griffin, bassist Lee Abney and drummer Tim Tomasell, Place of Skulls (a biblical reference to Golgotha) carries the torch of prior Griffin & Abney bands such as Death Row and Pentagram in the ever-burgeoning underground scene of Doom Metal. But as their sound continues to expand beyond those boundaries they incorporate intricate dynamics in their songs that few bands of the same genre explore. Honest, deep and warm conclusions of true beliefs in music, well matured in Tennessee s salty brise, Place Of Skulls deliver the finest blend you can get out of different ingredients: deep rooted in Doom tradition enlightens the cold winter with positive feelings, nailed in stone and created with vision. The Black Is Never Far is the third release by Place Of Skulls and further demonstrates their far-reaching Doom abilities and castes the band as prominent leaders in the U.S. Metal underground.

The Black Is Never Far