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Twin Temple Go to Hell: Duo Talk Satan Worship, Charley Crockett Drama
Before Charley Crockett nixed a husband-and-wife duo from his tour last week over their use of “satanic imagery,” it’s likely that few had ever heard the name Twin Temple. A cult band (perhaps literally) out of L.A., the group has released throwback rock and doo-wop songs with titles like “Lucifer, My Love” and “Satan’s a Woman.” Apparently that was too much for Crockett and, well, all hell broke loose online: Twin Temple announced they’d been removed from the shows, Crockett defended his decision, and then Jack White got involved, offering Twin Temple an opening slot at one of his upcoming gigs.
Twin Temple, After Getting Booted from Charley Crockett's Tour, Announce New Album Doomed Lovers
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Produced by Shooter Jennings, the eight-song collection is due out October 9th
Twin Temple have announced their new album, Doomed Lovers, a record made among personal turmoil for the married duo. As a preview of the record, the Satanist throwback act unveiled the title track. Stream it below.
Doomed Lovers, Twin Temple’s third album, is set for release October 9th. The collection of songs was produced by Grammy-winner Shooter Jennings and was recorded at Sunset Sound in Hollywood utilizing vintage methods and analogue gear that’s a major part of the band’s mid-century aesthetic. Twin Temple also brought in a 37-piece orchestra, drawing inspiration from Roy Orbison, The Ronettes, and The Shangri-Las for an album that the band said, “We poured everything into,” pushing themselves to make their most personal record to date.
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