Dead Raven Choir - Lesbian Corpse Wolves

Review by David Kendrick

Dead Raven Choir's "Lesbian Corpse Wolves" album is a haunting and macabre collection of songs that will leave listeners spellbound. The album features a unique blend of dark folk, black metal, and noise music that creates a sense of foreboding and unease.

The album opens with the eerie and atmospheric "The Moon is a Carrion Crow," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The vocals on the album are raw and visceral, with a sense of urgency that adds to the overall feeling of dread. The instrumentation is equally impressive, with a mix of acoustic and electric guitars, drums, and various other instruments that create a dense and complex sound.

One standout track on the album is "Lesbian Corpse Wolves," which features a haunting melody and lyrics that are both disturbing and poetic. The song builds to a crescendo of noise and chaos that perfectly captures the album's themes of death and decay.

Summary by David Kendrick

"Lesbian Corpse Wolves" is a challenging and rewarding listen that will appeal to fans of experimental and avant-garde music. Dead Raven Choir has created a unique and unsettling album that is sure to leave a lasting impression on listeners.