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SIGNED Necropolitan 12" Vinyl - Hellmouth Picture Disc

SIGNED Necropolitan 12" Vinyl - Hellmouth Picture Disc

SIGNED Necropolitan 12" Vinyl - Hellmouth Picture Disc

£35.00
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SIGNED Necropolitan 12" Vinyl - Purple w/ Black & White Splash

SIGNED Necropolitan 12" Vinyl - Purple w/ Black & White Splash

SIGNED Necropolitan 12" Vinyl - Purple w/ Black & White Splash

£35.00
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SIGNED Necropolitan - CD

SIGNED Necropolitan - CD

SIGNED Necropolitan - CD

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Necropolitan Tee Bundle

Necropolitan Tee Bundle

Necropolitan Tee Bundle

£60.50
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Necropolitan Crop Bundle

Necropolitan Crop Bundle

Necropolitan Crop Bundle

£60.50
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Necropolitan Hoodie Bundle

Necropolitan Hoodie Bundle

Necropolitan Hoodie Bundle

£89.00
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Necropolitan Signed Music Bundle

Necropolitan Signed Music Bundle

Necropolitan Signed Music Bundle

£85.00
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Necropolitan Everything Bundle

Necropolitan Everything Bundle

Necropolitan Everything Bundle

£252.50
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Evil In This House Tee - Black

Evil In This House Tee - Black

Evil In This House Tee - Black

£30.00

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A cult band in every sense of the word, Green Lung emerged from London’s heavy rock scene with self-released debut EP Free the Witch (2018).

Drawing on a host of peculiarly British musical influences, from doomy hard rock to pastoral prog and psych to the Hammer Horror theatrics of the NWOBHM, the band have swiftly risen to the forefront of the UK metal scene.

Lyrically celebrating the folklore, myths and legends of Britain, they conjure the wild and witchy spirit of their forebears for a new generation.

Green Lung have released three critically acclaimed albums, Woodland Rites (2019), Black Harvest (2021) and This Heathen Land (2023). They have toured internationally with ClutchOpeth and Unto Others, and performed on festival stages from Roadburn to Download. Their latest album This Heathen Land landed at #1 on the UK’s Official Rock and Metal Album Chart.

"This is heavy metal how it should be done" The Guardian