The USA-based doom project Drift Into Black has announced the release of its fifth full-length, Voices Beneath The Rubble. The first single - the album titled track- and video are already out, while the album will come on 28 June through Black Lion Records.
After two years dedicated to writing and recording, the band is ready to unveil their eagerly awaited new creation. This monumental offering is a concept album showcasing the band's evolution as musicians and storytellers. With Voices Beneath The Rubble, Drift Into Black delivers a sonic journey that traverses a range of emotions.
Drawing inspiration from Candlemass, My Dying Bride, Paradise Lost, and Amorphis, Drift Into Black's sound is a fusion of gothic doom, traditional heavy metal, and some progressive elements, all imbued with emotional depth. Link
Voices Beneath The Rubble tracklist:
01. The Horns of Despair
02. In Turmoil
03. The Great Machine
04. Voices Beneath the Rubble
05. Last Hope
06. Forever King
07. Blood Storm
08. What's Left In The Fire
09. Turning Of The Tide
10. December
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