Drose - A Voice

Review by Jérôme Simphal

Drose's latest album, "A Voice," showcases the band's unique blend of experimental rock and unsettling, haunting vocals. The album's tracks are both hypnotic and abrasive, with a mix of distorted guitars, eerie synths, and pounding drums.

From the opening track, "The Entire City," to the closing "Boy Man," "A Voice" takes listeners on a dark and unsettling journey through the band's twisted sonic landscape. The lyrics are often abstract and surreal, but the emotion behind them is always palpable.

One standout track is "A Night on My Own," which features a haunting, almost operatic vocal performance from lead singer Dustin Rose. The song's slow, brooding pace builds to a cathartic climax that leaves a lasting impact.

Summary by Jérôme Simphal

"A Voice" is a challenging but rewarding listen. It's not for everyone, but those who appreciate experimental music that pushes boundaries will find plenty to enjoy here. Drose is a band that's not afraid to take risks, and "A Voice" is a testament to their fearlessness and creativity.