One of the greatest surprises of recent years, 2021’s “Sermons Of The Sinner”, was such a strong debut that it defied cynicism and made it plain that KK’S PRIEST was going to be a band worth taking seriously. Regardless of any lingering bitterness or animosity between K.K. Downing and the JUDAS PRIE…
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