Low Life - The Exorcist

Review by Stuart Maynard-Keene

Low Life's album, The Exorcist, is a haunting and intense journey through the darker corners of post-punk. The band creates a brooding atmosphere with their use of atmospheric synths, driving basslines, and piercing guitar riffs. The vocals of the lead singer are raw and emotional, adding to the overall feeling of unease that permeates the album.

One standout track is "Lust Forevermore," which features a driving beat and a hypnotic guitar riff that will stay with the listener long after the song is over. Another highlight is "RBB," which starts off slow and atmospheric before building to a climax of distorted guitars and pounding drums.

Summary by Stuart Maynard-Keene

The Exorcist is a powerful album that showcases Low Life's ability to create a mood and atmosphere that is both unsettling and captivating. Fans of post-punk and darkwave will find much to love in this album.