Blax – Certesia
Review of BLAX – album “Certesia”– (25th April 2025 via Wormholedeath)
- Blax
- Mr Graceful
- Doctor Love
- All Saints in Hell
- King of the Cafe
- Lady Music
- Misery of the Cross
- Philophobia
- Desideria
- Rockaphilia
Emerging from the shadows of shock rock and gothic metal, BLAX’s latest album, Certesia, marks a bold evolution for the band. Formed in 2020, BLAX has swiftly carved a niche with their theatrical blend of horror rock, gothic aesthetics, and metal intensity.
Certesia is their most ambitious and polished work to date based on the unique sound of the band it envelops listeners in a cinematic atmosphere, where each track feels like a scene from a dark, surreal film. The album’s production is lush and immersive, with layers of haunting sounds, eerie guitar riffs, and commanding vocals that oscillate between seductive and menacing. The incorporation of metal elements adds a dynamic edge, propelling the album into realms of gothic grandeur.
The track “Mr. Graceful” exemplifies BLAX’s theatrical prowess. With its brooding tempo and evocative lyrics, it delves into themes of vanity and decay. The accompanying music video amplifies its narrative, featuring the band’s charismatic performance and a visual aesthetic that recalls classic horror cinema.
The visual presentation of Certesia is as meticulously crafted as its music. The album artwork mirrors the complexity of the music within. The music video for “Mr. Graceful” further reinforces this aesthetic.
With Certesia, BLAX has solidified their position in the gothic and horror rock scene. The album shows their artistic growth and commitment to creating immersive, theatrical music. Fans of gothic metal and horror-themed rock will find much to appreciate in this darkly enchanting release.
Review by Mr Athens 79
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