Dead Temple Tickets

Dead Temple was a Denver, Colorado-based heavy/doom metal project active from 2011 to 2015, renowned for its occult themes and a distinctive arrangement featuring three female vocalists. Although the band has since split, their influence persists in Denver’s metal history and in the discography they left behind. Below you’ll find a concise biography, highlights from their discography, and information about their short but impactful touring activity. We’ve got you covered on where to connect with the band and where to listen.

For fans of heavy riffs, ritualistic atmosphere, and female-fronted doom, Dead Temple remains a notable name from Colorado’s metal scene. We’ll help you secure your place to remember and celebrate their music.

Biography highlights: Dead Temple formed in Denver, Colorado, blending elements of heavy and doom metal with occult themes. The lineup was notable for featuring three female vocalists, creating a layered, powerful vocal dynamic. The project was active from 2011 through 2015, producing a compact but influential catalog before entering a period of inactivity and eventually splitting up.

Discography highlights: Their 2015 release Cult of Acid on PRC Music stands as a key entry in their legacy, capturing the band’s dark atmosphere and heavy guitar work. The 2014 single Hestia's Hymn showcases their melodic yet crushing approach and remains a notable track for fans of occult-themed metal. Coverage from outlets like Vampster (2015), 303 Magazine (2014 interview), Westword (2013), and Yellow Scene (2015) helped spread their distinctive sound beyond Denver.

Tour and live notes: Dead Temple toured in support of their releases during their active years, delivering intense live performances that reflected their occult and ritual aesthetics. While the band is no longer touring as a active entity, fans can explore past live reviews and band memories, and keep an eye on related acts emerging from the Denver metal scene.

Social links: Stay connected through official social channels and music platforms. For ongoing updates and music, visit their Bandcamp and Facebook pages referenced as TheDeadTemple.