Mayflower Madame – Into The Haze EP (2013) review
Mayflower Madame “Into
The Haze” EP (Stamp, 2013)
The Haze” EP (Stamp, 2013)
The debut 4-track EP from
these Norwegian psychedelic shoegazers creates a snappy, punky atmosphere,
complete with shimmering guitars and forceful, driving beats. “Hot Blood
Shivering” boasts Gothic underpinnings courtesy vocals that will easily remind
80s fanatics of their beloved Bauhaus, Fields of The Nephalim, and Sister of
Mercy albums. The gleaming, Gothic spires on the album cover solidifies the
Goth influences.
these Norwegian psychedelic shoegazers creates a snappy, punky atmosphere,
complete with shimmering guitars and forceful, driving beats. “Hot Blood
Shivering” boasts Gothic underpinnings courtesy vocals that will easily remind
80s fanatics of their beloved Bauhaus, Fields of The Nephalim, and Sister of
Mercy albums. The gleaming, Gothic spires on the album cover solidifies the
Goth influences.
The title track is a
menacing stalker with dark Cure overtones, while “The Longing” is an eerie
horror film soundtrack with serpentining guitars and foreboding vocals. Noisy,
melodic, and nostalgic, this is highly recommended to both old and new Goths
and is a promising beginning that begs for a complete album in the near future.
menacing stalker with dark Cure overtones, while “The Longing” is an eerie
horror film soundtrack with serpentining guitars and foreboding vocals. Noisy,
melodic, and nostalgic, this is highly recommended to both old and new Goths
and is a promising beginning that begs for a complete album in the near future.
Review made by Jeff
Penczak/2013
Penczak/2013
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