All 5 tracks in “Ghosts” are very death metal at times with bringing the brutality without hesitation in heaps, but the sound also takes a sudden stop from time to time and brings in a calmer feel and sound that is very atmospheric to the point where it feels f**king awesome with the transition to and fro the brutality.
The album, however, does not bring any really new that I can give it merit for, but it’s simplicity is what does it a lot of justice and may make it more appealing in fans’ eyes as it did with me.
“Ghosts” comes out June 12, and you can watch the latest music from Carnalation below.
Track Listing:
- Drown in Silver
- Against the Burning Sky
- Prometheus
- Passengers
- Death and Rust
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