The perfect harmonies, polished melodies and spiraling satanic madness of Ghost‘s music feels like something out of a brilliant marketing campaign or an 80s horror/buddy roadtrip movie. The familiarity of their imagery makes it all the more entertaining as they use it to take the floor out of our expectations.
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Gojira bring space whales, a steady onslaught of rhythmic collisions, an immersive heavy and dark haze….
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I’m only interested in the Rainbow songs that take me to distant lands on faraway stars ruled by wizards, costing those who dare visit their souls, their minds, or their youth. It’s not a real place now, and it doesn’t feel like it ever could have existed, but I can see it in the distance whenever I put on my headphones.
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Sharp, heavy, repetitive and extending infinitely into the distance, the landscape that The Sword explore in their music is peaks and valleys, forests and bare slopes, steady tumbling avalanches, and seems to grow as you explore it, crystallizing into more and more complex shapes as you listen.
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