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Spotlights occupy the space between a push-and-pull of jarring metallic catharsis and sweeping distortion. Even as either side vies for supremacy, neither extreme ever completely tightens its grip, allowing waves of melodic vocals and expressive sonic sorcery to breathe in the middle. This deft balancing act has enabled the trio—husband-and-wife Mario Quintero [guitar, vocals, keys] and Sarah Quintero [bass, vocals] joined by Chris Enriquez [drums]—to carve a singular lane. Armed with an uncanny ability to wield darkness or light, the trio's fourth full-length offering, Alchemy for the Dead, finds them exploring something we all face, yet few embrace...

"One of the major parts of our lives, is the fact we're all going to die," says Mario. "Most people are terrified of it, some people learn to look forward to it, and some see it as a way out of their misery. Various cultures view it differently. There isn't necessarily a story to the album as a whole, but each song deals with the theme of death. It could be fantasy such as bringing a loved one back to life or darker moments like suicide and deep depression. Then, there are thoughts about death overall in terms of the entire human race. The "Alchemy" part plays more into occult themes such as seance and crossing the threshold between the living and the dead, or religious rituals that humans use to connect with lost loved ones."

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Rating: 2 out of 5 based on 1 reviews
  • Rating: 2 out of 5

    Sound Way Off

    by Bea123 on 11/28/23

    They opened for Baroness. They may have had potential, but their sound was way off with instruments over powering each other.