ALBUM REVIEW: Kintsugi by Demande À La Poussière

Demande À La Poussière‘s latest offering, Kintsugi, beckons one into a realm where darkness reigns supreme and apocalyptic visions abound. With their third album, the French ensemble delves deep into the recesses of human anguish, crafting eleven tracks that serve as a haunting exploration of the human condition.

Kintsugi is a sonic odyssey that navigates the labyrinthine corridors of introspection, unearthing the wounds that lie buried within the soul. Through a blend of black metal, doom, and sludge, Demande À La Poussière conjures a landscape shrouded in gloom, where tormented voices echo against a backdrop of despair.

Kintsugi’s sonic palette is a chiaroscuro of light and shadow, with melodic nuances piercing through the darkness like shards of fractured glass. Within the macabre tapestry woven by the Parisian ensemble, hints of melody emerge, offering fleeting glimpses of hope amidst the prevailing gloom.

Drawing inspiration from a diverse array of musical influences, including Neurosis, Mayhem, Cult Of Luna, Akhlys, and Regarde Les Hommes Tomber, Demande À La Poussière delivers a visceral and immersive experience that transports one to the very heart of existential dread.

Kintsugi is a visceral journey into the depths of the human psyche. With each track, Demande À La Poussière invites one to confront their innermost demons, embracing the darkness that resides within us all. In doing so, they craft a work of art that is as profound as it is unsettling, leaving a permanent mark on one’s soul.