Unusually long, ‘In All My Nightmares I Am Alone’ hits the listeners like a bag of bricks. It’s a uniquely placed album, a slice of pure, unfiltered gloominess in sonic form. Guided by the imaginative guitar prowess of metal hero Stephen Moore, the record navigates doom metal and grunge territories with a certain eclecticism, eventually sparking a part experimental, part nostalgic aural journey that’s incredibly challenging and intricate.
Honestly, it’s hard for us to give you a synopsis of what ‘In All My Nightmares I Am Alone’ stands for; what we can certainly tell you is that it’s a bold, fiery album. It’s not afraid, not looking to place itself into a commercially viable box, and not even looking to please anyone. Yet, if you are looking for a challenge, this is the record for you. Blending striking sonic elements with meaningful and introspective lyricism, Post Death Soundtrack drop a haunting, raw nugget of energy, an unpredictable collection of heartfelt, dystopian pieces aiming to shock and provoke listeners.
Speaking about the inspiration behind the album, Moore explains: “This album is in some ways a complete breakdown in audio format, and in that, there is a powerful breakthrough. I find it beautiful and powerful to express what often is not acknowledged or communicated. I learned that from Kurt Cobain, and I’m very proud of this work.” Overall, Post Death Soundtrack really achieve their goal; providing a fitting soundtrack to an already eerie, haunting reality.
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