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New Wilderness Gospel marks Lux Interna's return after over a decade, delivering a haunting blend of dark folk and apocalyptic Americana. The album weaves a fragmented narrative set against desolate highways and shadowy Appalachian landscapes, evoking a sense of spiritual desolation and longing. Tracks like "Into Night" showcase the band's ability to blend melancholic melodies with atmospheric textures, creating a soundscape that's both eerie and captivating. Critics have praised the album's cohesive structure and emotional depth, noting its exploration of themes like identity, trauma, and self-worth. Overall, New Wilderness Gospel stands as a compelling testament to Lux Interna's artistry and their ability to craft immersive musical experiences. Bandcamp: New Wilderness Gospel (Deluxe Edition) AllMusic: New Wilderness Gospel - Lux Interna New Releases Now: Lux Interna - New Wilderness Gospel Genre : Dark Folk Country : US Final Verdict: 68...

"The Distaff" is an ambitious and deeply introspective album exploring themes of femininity, identity, and personal agency. Built around acoustic piano and ethereal vocals, the record weaves elements of neoclassical, avant-garde, and dark folk into its soundscape. Tracks like "Siphonophores" feature dissonant instrumentation juxtaposed with delicate melodies, highlighting the album’s dynamic tension between restraint and catharsis. Guest contributions from Seb Rochford (drums) and Alison Chesley (cello) add further depth to the record. While haunting and evocative, The Distaff challenges listeners with its complex, emotionally layered compositions. Genre : Dark Folk Country : Scotland / Spain Final Verdict: 63% (Good Album) Yearly Ranking: 79th / 167 Highlight : Despeñaperros Made me think of: Chelsea Wolfe Emma Ruth Rundle The 3rd & the Mortal #newalbum #newalbum2024 #albumrelease #newmusic #albumoftheday #nowspinning #NowPlaying #musicdiscovery #DarkFolk #...

i Häxa is an ambitious, four-part conceptual album merging dark folk and industrial soundscapes with ritualistic themes tied to the cycles of nature and human experience. Rebecca Need-Menear's haunting vocals alongside Peter Miles' intense production make each track a powerful sonic experience, from eerie ambient tones in “Eight Eyes” to apocalyptic beats on “Destroy Everything.” The project combines visual elements and seasonal motifs, creating an immersive journey that examines both ancient myth and existential dread, with influences spanning folk horror to trip-hop. The album is richly layered, producing a cohesive, atmospheric, and chilling meditation on primal themes​ The Progressive Subway   The Sleeping Shaman   Distorted Sound Magazine   Ihaxa . Genre : Dark Folk Country : UK Final Verdict: 70% (Very Good Album) Yearly Ranking: 56th / 809 Highlight : The Well Made me think of: Anna von Hausswolff Chelsea Wolfe Paatos #newalbum #newalbum2024 #albumrelease #newmu...

Genre : Dark Folk Country : Australia Final Verdict : 65% (Good Album) Yearly Ranking : 53th / 146 Highlight : Sphaera Made me think of: Forndom Oathbreaker Tristania #newalbum #newalbum2024 #albumrelease #newmusic #albumoftheday #nowspinning #NowPlaying #musicdiscovery #DarkFolk #Suldusk #Australia #LP #Album #release  

Genre : Dark Folk Country : Germany/Switzerland Final Verdict: 62% (Good Album) Yearly Ranking : 79th / 133 Highlight : Wings Of Ember Made me think of: Faun Eluveitie Corvus Corax #newalbum #newalbum2024 #albumrelease #newmusic #albumoftheday #nowspinning #NowPlaying #musicdiscovery #DarkFolk #Tvinna #Germany #Switzerland #LP #Album #release