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'Green Lung are one of the best and most articulate bands in the UK ... a pure instinct for Sabbathy-Purpley retro-rock with a theatrical touch of Queen or King Diamond, killer solos and a handsome use of organ ... few bands are as good with a vision (and you can read that however you like) as Green Lung. Welcome to their necropolis. You'll never leave' Kerrang 5/5

https://www.kerrang.com/album-review-green-lung-necropolitan

'There aren’t too many reasons to be cheerful in 2026. But the sound of a certifiably great, young-ish band asserting themselves with this much intelligence, charm and bite should give even the most weary pessimists cause for celebration. British heavy metal is alive, well and out of its mind on laudanum, absinthe and riffs the size of St. Paul’s Cathedral. All aboard!' Metal Hammer 9/10

https://www.loudersound.com/music/albums/british-heavy-metal-is-alive-well-and-out-of-its-mind-britains-answer-to-ghost-new-green-lung-album-necropolitan-is-packing-massive-riffs-occult-themes-and-killer-choruses

'Everything about Necropolitan leaves me wanting more, and I can’t stop listening to the damned thing. At forty-one minutes, it’s an irresistibly easy listen and has quickly become one of my most played albums this year. The guitar-and-keys interplay is exquisite, the grooves bowl me over with unholy spirit, and the choruses make a fool of me as I try to sing along ... don’t let Green Lung and their latest wares pass you by—hop a rail down “Necropolitan Line” and breathe in the Greatness' Angry Metal Guy 4/5

https://www.angrymetalguy.com/green-lung-necropolitan-review/

'This album could prove to be the most pivotal in their career' Razor's Edge

https://therazorsedge.rocks/2026-09-album-review-green-lung/

'With Necropolitan, the band have stripped back some of the elaborate production This Heathen Land showcased and returned to the physical force that made their earlier work so exiting and impactful. It could be heavier than This Heathen Land, more focused than Black Harvest, more sophisticated than Woodland Rites but it is still unmistakably Green Lung. The dead may be gathering beneath London but Green Lung have provided them with a party soundtrack thanks to Necropolitan' Moshville Times

https://moshville.co.uk/reviews/album-review/2026/08/album-review-green-lung-necropolitan/

'For those people who are worried about the future of British Heavy music, I say worry not. Green Lung are more than capable of grabbing the baton from the old school and will run at full pelt with it. Necropolitan is a blast from start to finish' MetalTalk

https://www.metaltalk.net/album-review-green-lung-take-heavy-metal-into-the-graveyard-with-the-magnificent-necropolitan.php

'London’s folk horror heroes expand their mythos and insert themselves into the storied lineage of British heavy metal' Knotfest

https://knotfest.com/blogs/from-the-artist/green-lung-communes-with-death-nature-and-occult-london-on-necropolitan?srsltid=AfmBOorYOkM_zPtKeClzik39U9y6aABXPAlXMbuCO4lKr7ztqjW3o83i

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Tom K. Templar: Vox
Scott Black: Guitars
Joseph Ghast: Bass
J. G. Wright: Keys
Matt Wiseman: Drums

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