Benighted In Sodom - Laura Palmer

Review by Julian Serrano Cendrero

Benighted In Sodom's album, Laura Palmer, is a haunting and introspective journey through the depths of darkness and despair. The album's themes of isolation, depression, and the dark side of human nature are expertly conveyed through the band's unique blend of black metal and gothic rock.

The opening track, "Laura Palmer," sets the tone for the album with its eerie and foreboding atmosphere. The use of atmospheric synths and haunting vocals creates a sense of unease that permeates throughout the entire album.

Tracks like "A Ghost in the Machine" and "The Last Days of a Suicide" showcase the band's ability to create a sense of emotional intensity through their music. The use of clean vocals and melodic guitar lines creates a contrast with the harsher elements of the music, making for a dynamic and engaging listening experience.

Summary by Julian Serrano Cendrero

Laura Palmer is a masterful work of art that showcases Benighted In Sodom's unique musical vision. Fans of black metal, gothic rock, and experimental music will find much to appreciate in this album.