It’s all happening for A Cloud of Ravens at the moment. Not only out touring the world sharing stages with the likes of Then Comes Silence, Clan of Xymox, and Curse Mackey but a new 11-track album of dark and delicious delights.
Right from the opening, clinical drum beats and brooding, relentless bass line of “Requiem For The Sun,” you know where you are, musically speaking. The sound is shaded, edgy, underground to the point of being subterranean, a swirl of post-punk…
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[…] Deadlight Dance, unapologetically adorned in their influences like badges of honor, exude an unflinching reverence for the darker depths of the post-punk era. Their very essence, from the evocative title Missives From The Sisters to the brooding essence that saturates their penmanship and stage presence, pays homage to a time of unbridled intrigue. Yet, this isn’t a mere nostalgic indulgence. Oh no, it’s a beckoning call to rekindle the fires of the gothic spirit, a spirit that has stealthily crept back into the collective consciousness, riding the coattails of contemporaries such as The Bellwether Syndicate and A Cloud of Ravens. […]