Killbox - Killbox - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Kill the Lights - InchDeath MelodiesInch / Kill the Lights harbor a connection that eclipses physical distance. The band boast an incredible pedigree with Moose co-founding Bullet For My Valentine whom Jay also played for, while James fronted Throw The Fight, with Jordan and Travis handling guitar duties for Still Remains and Threat Signal. Upon forming the band, they released their debut LP The Sinner amid the pandemic piling up millions of streams. Now they their second full-length offering, Death Melodies on Fearless Records. Album Tracks 1. Hear You Scream 2. Die Alone 3. Broken Bones 4. Bleeding 5. Scapegoat 6. From Ashes 7. Wasting Time 8. Man Without a Face 9. Ghost of Yesterday 10. Sleep with the Devil 11. Suicidal 12. Drowning

Album Tracks 1. Hymn of the North Star 2. Tale of Lies 3. Fireborn 4. Children of the Frost 5. Helldamned 6. Wolf's Curse 7. Dreamhaunter 8. Fimbul Scourge 9. Yokai of the Lake 10. Warrior's Fate

The stories of Mizmor and Hell are, for all intents and purposes, inextricably intertwined. For twenty years A.L.N. (Mizmor) and M.S.W. (Hell) have been orbiting the same fertile creative circles in the Pacific Northwest. They've done stints as live/touring members for each other's solo endeavors and they've contributed their distinctive voices to each other's recordings. A.L.N. and M.S.W. even aligned their cathartic outlets for a now impossible to find Mizmor/Hell split, unleashed upon the world in 2014. A collaboration record like Alluvion feels as if it was always predestined.The blueprint for Alluvion had been drafted long ago and it wallowed in obscurity, it's memory swirling in the ether, patiently waiting for a rogue spark to manifest it's existence. And, as luck would have it, when A.L.N. and M.S.W. once again found themselves in the midst of each other's boundless creative universes, they were now prepared to undertake the monumental task.A.L.N. and M.S.W. intend for the compositions on Alluvion to be used as a map to help navigate the listener through bouts of psychic distress, touching upon emotions both terribly familiar and wholly extrinsic. Pensive, tranquil movements combust into passages of absolutely soul-searing sludge. Suffocating, blackened doom bursts out of unknown crevasses; punctuated by the unsettling voices of beings doing their damnedest to claw their way out of canyons carved by mental anguish. It's a harrowing journey, but one that seeks to provide a necessary catharsis. Alluvion is meant to act as a lens into the mind's seemingly mystifying geography; a vessel for the self-exploration of the complex terrains of the human psyche. Album Tracks 1. Begging to Be Lost 2. Vision I 3. Pandemonium's Throat 4. Vision II