An unforgettable sonic surprise awaits you if you are a fan of heavy music that falls under the category of genres such as grunge, heavy metal, rock, etc., because the latest album by Post Death Soundtrack, Veil Lifter, is surely going to blow your mind. But before we get into some details about the album, what it offers as a whole, or what the listeners can expect from each of the tracks, let us first get to know about the band. Tracing its origins to the beautiful city of Vancouver in Canada, Post Death Soundtrack is a duo comprising two prolific musicians, Stephen Moore and Jon Ireson, who go on to explore the very depths of experimental music, and their compositions are nothing short of a treasure trove of soundscapes that captivate keen music explorers in an instant.
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The musicians and brains behind this album!
The absolute latest and fourth full length album by Post Death Soundtrack, Veil Lifter consists of eleven songs and runs for about an hour, precisely fifty minutes and twelve seconds. Besides the duo, there is a third member whose contribution to this album is definitely an x-factor thereby the segregation of responsibilities goes on as Stephen Moore on guitars, vocals, and lyrics, Jon Ireson on bass, additional guitar parts, and finally, Casey Lewis on drums. While Jon is also the producer and engineer for the album, the mix and mastering credits go to Casey.
Let us know a bit more about the album and what the listeners can expect from its songs!
The overall sonic vibe of the songs of Veil Lifter is heavy, to be precise, with all the high-energy, roaring-out guitars, gutsy, hard-hitting grooves by the drums and bass, as well as the powerful vocals. However, keeping the energetic soundscape consistent throughout in all songs of the album, there are several other musical elements that portray the composers’ grasp on various other genres as well. If you listen closely, you will surely be able to figure out the points of musical influences of legendary acts like Black Sabbath, Alice In Chains, Nirvana, etc., in the songs of this album. Moreover, the songs are pretty raw, dark, and upfront in terms of their composition, as well as honest yet metaphorical in lyricism that portrays the feelings of isolation, depression, health problems, addictions, chaos, and several such encounters we happen to come across in our lives.
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So now that you know what to expect from the latest album by Post Death Soundtrack, Veil Lifter, it is time you check it out and enjoy the songs. You can listen to the album here:
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