Americana Gothic EP

Dark Appalachian witchcraft music w/ Southern Gothic aesthetics, Features Virelia, a haunting female Contralto soloist w/ deep chest resonance & ritualistic breathy delivery, Vocals are intimate, smoky & aching w/ ghostly rasp & supernatural shimmers, Music is driving Bloodgrass & Gothic Americana, Instrumentation: percussive slapped upright bass, mournful weeping fiddle & dark-plucked mandolin, Guitars soaked in vintage reverb & spaghetti western tremolo, Percussion is dialed back to steady, earthy floor tom thumps layered w/ crisp, rhythmic tambourine accents, Features sparse, mournful whistling weaving through the melody w/out overpowering, Atmosphere is cinematic, eerie & ritualistic w/ solitary church bells & distant castanets, Lyrics tell dark folklore tales of wood-witchery, Moody, aggressive yet beautifully melodic roots music w/ post-punk grit & swampy blues shadows, Sound is organic, ancient & steeped in memento mori theatricality w/ raw, dusty textures, ‑high-pitched vocals, ‑bright soprano, ‑upbeat, ‑happy, ‑pop production, ‑synthesizers, ‑electronic beats, ‑auto-tune, ‑cheerful, ‑polished, ‑clean acoustic, ‑modern country, ‑radio pop, ‑lighthearted, ‑major keys, ‑plastic, ‑digital, ‑heavy tribal drums, ‑busy percussion

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