Emerging from the vibrant and gritty underground scene of New York City's Lower East Side, The Ritualists first attained international critical acclaim with their debut album, Painted People, released just prior to the pandemic on Out of Line Music.  The record, and particularly, its lead single “Ice Flower,” was hailed as a seamless blend of dark beauty and anthemic pop sensibilities.  The follow-up effort, Baroque & Bleeding, produced by Brit-Pop icon, Ed Buller (Psychedelic Furs, White Lies, Pulp, Suede), has been described as “pure new romantic psychedelia,” by Duran Duran’s Simon Lebon, and continued the trend of critical adoration, along with regular airplay on SiriusXM.  This momentum led to multiple US tours and multiple collaborations, performing with members of Blondie, Love & Rockets, D Generation and The New York Dolls.  Looking to push the boundaries of "Gothic Art Rock" even further, The Ritualists have completed a new, full-length effort, produced by Grammy-winner, Mario McNulty (Bowie, Prince, Willow).  As The Ritualists continue to evolve, their dedication to their art and their ability to connect with audiences on a profound level remain unwavering.