Deeppression SIRS - Marshland Murders

Review by Brandon Abbott

Marshland Murders is the latest album by Deeppression SIRS, a band that has been making music for over a decade. The album is a unique blend of metal, rock, and electronic music that creates a haunting and atmospheric sound. The album is a concept album that tells the story of a small town in the marshlands that is plagued by a series of murders.

The album starts with the track "The Beginning of the End," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track is a slow, ominous instrumental that creates a sense of foreboding. From there, the album moves into "Murder in the Marshlands," which introduces the listener to the story of the album.

Throughout the album, Deeppression SIRS uses a variety of instruments and sounds to create a unique and atmospheric sound. The band's use of electronic elements adds a futuristic and dystopian feel to the album. The vocals on the album are also noteworthy, with the lead singer's deep and haunting voice adding to the overall atmosphere of the album.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Last Victim," which is a slow, brooding track that builds to a haunting climax. The track features some of the best vocals on the album, and the use of electronic elements adds to the overall mood of the song.

Summary by Brandon Abbott

Marshland Murders is a unique and haunting album that tells a compelling story. Deeppression SIRS has created a sound that is both atmospheric and heavy, and the album is sure to appeal to fans of metal, rock, and electronic music.