Showing posts with label Goth Rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goth Rock. Show all posts

Saturday, March 14, 2020

Then Comes Silence - Machine Album Review

The leaders of the modern Post Punk scene, Then Comes Silence released their fifth studio album “Machine” on Friday, March 13, 2020. The album was released through Metropolis Records. If you would like to know more about the bands history and their previous album releases go here
The band has released three music videos to coincide with the albums release. You can find the official music videos for “We Lose The Night”, “Ritual” (Feat. Karolina Engdahl of True Moon), and “Apocalypse Flare” on Youtube. I also suggest following TCS on Instagram and Facebook to keep up with the bands touring schedules, updates, and album releases.
I have been a fan of Then Comes Silence for many years now. Although the band members have changed since it’s birth it has been a seamless transition. The current line up feels like home. Their chemistry is enthralling and has helped create one of the best Post Punk albums in decades. The Goth scene is ever changing and bands like TCS help breathe new life into the subculture.
Machine is quickly becoming my favorite album from the quartet and fits perfectly amongst its predecessors. Alex Svenson, the bands bassist and front runner has a beautifully dark voice that is strong yet comforting. Each song from the album flows perfectly for an ideal listening experience. The first single “We Lose The Night” ranked number one on the Global Gothic Chart. I predict that Machine will be one of the top albums of 2020. This is a band that has been growing steadily for years. Their time has come and I cannot wait to see what the future holds for them. If you would like to browse the bands offerings and purchase a copy of Machine, go here
Track Listing: 
1. We Lose The Night 
2. Devil
3. Dark End 
4. I Gave You Everything 
5. Ritual (Feat. Karolina Engdahl)
6. Apocalypse Flare 
7. W.O.O.O.U 
8. In Your Name 
9. Glass 
10. Kill It 
11. Cuts Inside

Friday, August 16, 2019

Album Review - Then Comes Silence - Blood



The album Blood is available from Nuclear Blast USA. To order your copy go here



Then Comes Silence is a multifaceted Rock Band from Stockholm, Sweden. In 2011 Singer/ Songwriter Alex Svenson wrote his first demo for what would become Then Comes Silence in 2012. The band released their self titled debut album the same year. The members who played on this album are still kept secret to this day. 

Although the bands line up has changed over the years the current members are Alex Svenson (Vocalist, Bass), Jonas Fransson (Drums), Mattias Ruejas-Jonson (Guitar) and Hugo Zombie (Guitar). Then Comes Silence currently has plans to release a new album next Winter which will be Matthias and Hugo’s first album with the band. 

In 2013 the band released their second album Then Comes Silence II. This album contains some great songs such as She Lies In WaitMothman, and Falling Into The Void. Since the bands first two albums Alex has changed his singing style quite a bit. 

2015 saw the return of Then Comes Silence with their third album Nyctophilian: Then Comes Silence IIISome of my favorite tracks off of this album are StrangersShe Loves the Night, and Animals. I absolutely adore their musical style on this album. In fact, She Loves The Nightwas the first song I heard by them. 

The bands most recent album Blood was released in 2017. They are are currently signed to Nuclear Blast. Blood is the album that blew me away. It’s one of the best records I have heard in a very long time. Each song flows so beautifully into the next. The Dead Cry For No OneWarm Like Blood, and Flashing Pangs Of Loveare my personal favorites. 

I had the pleasure of speaking with Alex and he credits David Bowie, Black Sabbath and The Doors as musical influences. He also enjoys Buzz Kull, Ritual Howls and True Moon, a Swedish artist. He’s a fan of classical music as well most notably Beethoven and Dvorak. 

If you’re a fan of Rock, Dark Wave, Goth Rock, Or Post Punk I think you’ll really dig these guys. They are incredibly talented and I am very excited for their next album release! 




                  Music video for the opening track, The Dead Cry For No One 


                                     



Track Listing 

  1. The Dead Cry For No One
  2. Flashing Pangs Of Love 
  3. Strange Kicks
  4. My Bones
  5. In Leash
  6. Choose Your Poison
  7. Good Friday
  8. The Rest Will Follow
  9. Magnetic
  10. Warm Like Blood
  11. Mercury

Bonus Tracks 

  1. Into Death Alone
  2. For The Wicked
  3. Blood Beat 

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