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Ripple Music’s monumental “Burn on the Bayou: A Heavy Underground Tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival” album is out now on 3xLP, 2xCD and digital format!

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Bringing together 32 bands from Ripple Music’s past and present roster, this monumental tribute compilation presents fully reimagined Creedence Clearwater Revival songs that will tickle the spine of die-hard fans while satisfying all heavy rock, stoner and doom lovers with stellar-only performances from their favorite bands! “Burn On The Bayou” is Creedence Clearwater Revival like you’ve never heard them before: from Kabbalah’s occult take on “Sailor’s Lament” to High Priestess’s bewitching doom cover “Bad Moon Rising”; from KIND’s heavier-than-thou rendition of “Heard It Through The Gravepine” to Bone Church’s electric interpretation of “Fortunate Son”, this Ripple Music takeover inject profuse amounts of groove, depth and darkness into the all-time classics from the cult American rock band.

Next month Ripple Music will release “Burn on the Bayou: A Heavy Underground Tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival” tribute album. This massive 32-track compilation presents reimagined Creedence Clearwater Revival songs by bands from Ripple Music’s past and present roster such as War Cloud, Kind, Great Electric Quest, High Priestess, Thunder Horse, Void Vator, Stonebirds, JPT Scare Band, Cities of Mars, special guest Kyle Shutt of The Sword and more.

About the compilation, Ripple Music label founder Todd Severin says: “I chose Creedence Clearwater Revival for our first compilation because I wanted to do something different. I didn’t want to do Sabbath, Lizzy or such because bands have such reverence for them that they would turn in their best take on Sabbath or Lizzy. I wanted a band with amazing songs, that the bands could make their own, and boy did they. Plus Creedence Clearwater Revival is rooted in the sludge of the swamp, an aesthetic that plays well to stoner/doom bands. And to really bring out the swamp in the songs, the whole project was mastered by Kent Stump of the legendary swamp rockers Wo Fat.”