Nosferatu 1922 - DCCCLXV

Review by Jade Walters

DCCCLXV is a haunting and atmospheric album by Nosferatu 1922 that takes listeners on a journey through a world of darkness and despair. The album is a blend of electronic and industrial music, with elements of gothic and classical music woven throughout.

From the opening track "The Black Death," the album sets a foreboding tone that never lets up. The use of ominous synths and distorted vocals creates an eerie atmosphere that is both unsettling and captivating. The album's standout track, "The Plague Doctor," is a haunting instrumental piece that perfectly captures the dread and terror of the titular figure.

Throughout the album, Nosferatu 1922 showcases their mastery of mood and atmosphere, with each track building upon the last to create a cohesive and immersive listening experience. The album's closing track, "The Fall of Constantinople," is a fitting end to the journey, with its epic, orchestral sound evoking images of a once-great city in ruins.

Summary by Jade Walters

DCCCLXV is a must-listen for fans of dark, atmospheric music. Nosferatu 1922 has crafted a haunting and immersive album that is sure to leave a lasting impression.