Deverills - Sinister Musick Of The Deverills Volume II

Review by Francis Sánchez Buitrago

The album Sinister Musick Of The Deverills Volume II by Deverills is a haunting and atmospheric journey through the macabre. The band's unique blend of gothic rock, darkwave, and neoclassical elements creates a sound that is both eerie and beautiful.

The album opens with the ominous track "The Summoning," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The haunting vocals of lead singer Elizabeth Deverill are a standout feature throughout the album. Her voice is both powerful and ethereal, adding an otherworldly quality to the music.

The album features a mix of instrumental tracks and songs with vocals. The instrumental tracks, such as "The Haunted Forest" and "The Witching Hour," are particularly effective at creating an eerie atmosphere. The use of classical instruments, such as the harp and cello, adds a touch of sophistication to the music.

One of the highlights of the album is the track "The Black Cat." The song is a haunting tribute to Edgar Allan Poe's classic tale, "The Black Cat." The lyrics are dark and atmospheric, and the music perfectly captures the mood of the story.

Summary by Francis Sánchez Buitrago

Sinister Musick Of The Deverills Volume II is a must-listen for fans of gothic rock and darkwave. The album is a masterful blend of haunting vocals, neoclassical elements, and eerie atmospheres. Deverills has created a truly unique and captivating sound that is sure to leave a lasting impression.