Frozen Faces - They Who Became Enemies To Their Ancestors

Review by Duy Võ Thanh

Frozen Faces' latest album, They Who Became Enemies To Their Ancestors, is a hauntingly beautiful and experimental journey through various soundscapes. The band showcases their talent for blending different genres, from post-punk to shoegaze, to create a unique and captivating sound.

The opening track, "The Seer", sets the tone for the album with its eerie guitar riffs and haunting vocals. The album continues to surprise with tracks like "The Exile", which incorporates electronic elements and a driving beat, and "The Betrayal", which features dreamy synths and ethereal vocals.

The lyrics throughout the album are introspective and poetic, exploring themes of betrayal, loss, and self-discovery. The band's use of metaphor and imagery creates a vivid and emotional listening experience.

Summary by Duy Võ Thanh

They Who Became Enemies To Their Ancestors is a stunning achievement for Frozen Faces. The album showcases the band's ability to push boundaries and create a unique sound that is both haunting and beautiful. Fans of experimental music and post-punk will not want to miss this album.