Lefterna, Pacific Mausoleum - Split

Review by Nick Snyder

Lefterna's latest album, Split, is a captivating blend of post-rock and ambient music that takes the listener on a journey through a haunting soundscape. Pacific Mausoleum, the first track on the album, sets the tone with its eerie, atmospheric sounds that gradually build into a crescendo of distorted guitars and crashing drums.

The album's standout track, Caverns, showcases Lefterna's ability to create a stirring and emotional piece of music. The haunting melody of the piano and the slow, deliberate pace of the song creates a sense of introspection and reflection.

Throughout the album, Lefterna's use of layered instrumentation and intricate soundscapes creates a sense of depth and texture that draws the listener in. The album's closing track, The Longest Night, is a perfect example of this, with its sparse instrumentation and haunting vocals creating a sense of melancholy and longing.

Summary by Nick Snyder

Split is a stunning album that showcases Lefterna's talent for creating intricate and emotionally charged music. The album is a must-listen for fans of post-rock and ambient music, and it will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on anyone who listens to it.