Nosferatu 1922 - MCDLXXXVIII

Review by alexis morgan

MCDLXXXVIII is the latest album by Nosferatu 1922, a darkwave band known for their haunting and atmospheric soundscapes. The album, which takes its name from the Roman numerals for 1488, is a reflection of the band's fascination with medieval history and folklore.

From the opening track, "The Blacksmith's Daughter," it is clear that Nosferatu 1922 has crafted a work of art that is both eerie and beautiful. The haunting vocals of lead singer, Elisabeth H., are accompanied by a haunting melody that transports the listener to another time and place.

Throughout the album, the band showcases their versatility with a range of instruments, including cello, violin, and harp. The result is a rich and layered sound that is captivating from start to finish.

One standout track is "The Witch's Lament," which features a hypnotic rhythm and a chorus that will stay with you long after the song has ended. Another highlight is "The Executioner's Daughter," which combines a driving beat with haunting vocals and a sense of foreboding that is palpable.

Summary by alexis morgan

MCDLXXXVIII is a masterful work of art that showcases Nosferatu 1922's unique blend of medieval-inspired darkwave. It is a must-listen for fans of the genre and anyone who appreciates music that transports them to another world.