Ghost Iris – Comatose
If you like your metal brutal with the occasional softer side, then do yourself a favour and check this out.
If you like your metal brutal with the occasional softer side, then do yourself a favour and check this out.
I hope these guys are planning their next album. They have bags of potential and I can’t wait to see what else they have in their locker.
This is a valid addition to the RPWL catalogue. Time and experience has allowed the original ideas to mature, and the subtle changes made only go to enhance what was a worthy debut album all those years ago.
This album, whilst complex in its segments remains overall accessible to the listener as it weaves between classic prog, whilst maintaining a modern feel which together never ages or dates this release. It’s much like meeting a long-lost friend you haven’t seen for years, but they have come of age in the intervening years and are all the better for it.
This is an absorbing 63 minutes and a little bit different from what you might expect from progressive metal.