DEAD CAN DANCE - The Serpent's Egg LP r&b the band delivers a garage-au-go-beat

the band delivers a garage-au-go-beat that has been a runaway live show favorite

“It’s full of jagged riffs

inspired by femme punk & post-punk bands from the '70s and '80s

disoriented and unsure what just happened

Right from the get-go there's an added layer of angst  that can be traced to their alienation from their own political philosophy

DEAD CAN DANCE - The Serpent's Egg LP r&b the band delivers a garage-au-go-beatThe followup to Within the Realm of a Dying Sun is essentially a continuation and complementary piece to that album, with Gerrard and Perry leaving behind gothic rock entirely in favour of strange, ethereal realms. The crowning glory of the album has to be opening track The Host of Seraphim, in which Gerrard's ghostly vocals and the instrumental backing create an evocative and unique fusion of Gregorian chant and ambient music. Indeed, the album as a