Merchandise - Angels In The Station

Review by Daniele Cruciani

Angels In The Station, the latest album by Merchandise, is a captivating and haunting collection of 10 tracks. The band, known for their experimental sound, has once again delivered an album that is both thought-provoking and emotionally charged.

The album opens with "Flower of Sex," a slow-burning track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The haunting vocals of lead singer Carson Cox blend perfectly with the dreamy guitar riffs and atmospheric synths, creating a soundscape that is both ethereal and unsettling.

As the album progresses, the band explores different sonic territories, from the driving beat of "In A Crystal World" to the introspective "Ordinary Madness." The standout track, however, is "No You and Me," a melancholic ballad that showcases Merchandise's ability to craft beautiful and introspective songs.

Summary by Daniele Cruciani

Angels In The Station is a captivating and immersive album that showcases Merchandise's evolution as a band. It is a must-listen for fans of experimental and post-punk music.