Hell Sermon now available in the Every Ape collection

The top description explains the song as such:

"A frustrated preacher with not much to lose, shakes the congregation from apathy with a sermon set to a Journey tune.

Without fast penance, the world is going to Hell. Sending itself. We're already halfway there. This is what Jonathan Edwards mixed with Steve Perry and Bill Weise might sound like."

What is the point of "Don't Stop Believin'" anyway? Many don't believe in the first place! According to this song parody, they'd better start!

You can read the lyrics here, learn more about the making of this song parody here, and rate the song here. Or, if you're already nervous but skeptical due to the sheer number of questionable English translations of the Bible there are, feel free to visit GotQuestions.org. (Disclaimer: GotQuestions has not sponsored this endorsement.)

New Every Ape and His Brother single out!

"Hell Sermon" is set to "Dont' Stop Believin'" by Journey. It's currently only available to visitors on AmIRight, though it may be added to the Every Ape collection soon.

No new album from Every Ape has been announced since the completion of The Sent-In Clowns, but there are ideas floating around for one.

Every Ape and His Brother albums fully online!

Every Ape and His Brother has been a staple of Dozerfleet Records since 2003. While its exact future is unclear, the potential seventh album may very well follow in the footsteps of previous albums.

On May 16th of 2021, however, around 9:12 PM EDT the fifth and sixth albums, Winter Horrorland and The Sent-In Clowns respectively, were completed.

This marks the end of an era in Dozerfleet Records' history. Unless new material can be made for a future album, then Every Ape will be on hiatus again. This will mitigate Dozerfleet Records to being one of the smallest parts of Dozerfleet. However, it will also be the most complete, as of this date.