Church of the Sea Athens, Greece
Church of the Sea were formed in 2017 in Athens, Greece, when three individuals came together to create a distinct sound,
balancing between doom and dark electronic rock. They embrace fuzzed sounds, heavy distorted beats and ethereal, chant‐like vocals.
The result is a unique atmosphere where doom’s heaviness meets the dreamlike state of shoegaze and the shrieks of noise‐rock.
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