70s retro tinged 80s goth rock

I accidentally stumbled upon the new album of In Solitude and must confess that I of the band so far, except that I had already read the name already a few times did not know anything.
So the CD into the player and the same times purely belongs. Already the intro managed to leave me a shiver of anticipation down the spine. Then Death Knows Where employs a damn rocking unpolished piece with very catchy riff.
In the course were particularly with the 80s goth rock bonds provided Pallid Hands, the epic Lavender and rocking horses hang In The Ground.

Tracklist:

He Comes
Death Knows Where
A Buried Sun
Pallid Hands
Lavender
Sister
Horses In The Ground
Inmost Nigredo

Highlights:

Death Knows Where
Pallid Hands
Horses In The Ground

The production of the CD is straightforward and failed right, just as they would have expected in the 70s. The length is not outstanding but perfectly fine. Better an album with continuously good pieces than 74 minutes by various Lückenbüßern, in short, it looks like all of a piece.
Who rough gloomy 70s sound with slight 80s goth rock bonds like here can access safely. The album has several catchy tunes and well-suited for complete consumption at a time.