Ghostbells has created an interesting blend of dark-wave adjacent sounds on their album “Catacoture” that is both moody and buoyant pop. It owes more to the dream-pop of the nineties than it does modern TikTok Pop, but that is one of the album’s strengths. The vocals offer a childlike sing-song cadence. They are often chanted with a repetition that is king here, while the lead single “Darkness Saves” is not the most dynamic song of the album, it still works for what they are doing in its droning introspection that works best when played loudly.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Age of Apocalypse – In Oblivion
Someone needs to check what’s in the water in the Hudson Valley, New York, and how many gems that scene has produced over the last several years. Age of Apocalypse has dropped their sophomore full-length, In Oblivion (Closed Casket Activities), which does not disappoint. Ten tracks with epic sing-alongs and bone-snapping breakdowns will crush your soul, but you want more. Continue reading
INTERVIEW: Castle Rat Beckons You “Into the Realm”
Castle Rat began in the days of old. In the midst of a plague-ridden world, four magical characters came together under inimitable circumstances to rise against the evil Rat Reaperess, who is Death incarnate. Castle Rat is led by the Rat Queen, who was anointed her powers after aiding the beast known as the Castle Rat. Continue reading