SAMSAS TRAUM - Vota Tenebris I Father John Misty it’s fair to say that

it’s fair to say that Shades Of A Blue Orphanage represents a group on the move

New gear and ways of working meant Snaith was able to sit at the centre of the music but let things get away from him a bit more as equipment began to make its own decisions before reeling it back in to suit his purposes

complete with drums that sound like canons and guitars that cut like buzzsaws

Sault return with a bold and stunning album full of orchestral string and choral arrangements

SAMSAS TRAUM - Vota Tenebris I Father John Misty it’s fair to say thatWith Vota Tenebris I, the fourteenth studio album by Samsas Traum, Alexander Kaschte asserts his vision without compromise. Stripped of exhausted scene conventions, the album summons the forsaken ideals of subcultural 1980s aesthetic rigor, intellectual substance, self interrogation, and existential weight. It's sound world both familiar and renewed stands as a cultural beacon in an age of erosion. Vota Tenebris I reveals itself as a harrowing total