I’m convinced at this point that Cult of Luna simply is not capable of writing bad music. While it’s shorter than a full-length album, it is still able to captivate me, and I cannot wait to see what they come up with on the other side of this midpoint.
The mix of cyber-technical and industrial metal with the epic atmospheric and melodic elements is a superb recipe.
“Playing House” is coming to kill the winter blues and has all the right tools – catchy hooks, memorable melodies, depth and complexity. Judging by the fact that the first single dates back to 2018 it’s safe to say that this album has been cooking for a while, which has only made it more refined.
Like the title suggests, the album has a very comforting feel. I’d describe the mood as similar to that of a friend trying to cheer you up.
Phase Transition gained my respect in a matter of minutes and I will certainly be up on my toes in anticipation next time I hear about them working on music!
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