Three decades haven’t softened the gothic-metal weight of Moonspell’s second album. Its monolithic sound still defines the Portuguese group’s identity more than any other record.
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Three decades haven’t softened the gothic-metal weight of Moonspell’s second album. Its monolithic sound still defines the Portuguese group’s identity more than any other record.
Frontman Fernando Ribeiro describes a deliberate turn toward internal darkness and self-acceptance, hinting at a break from past theatricality.
