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I Am Ghost’s prominent rock/post hardcore goth acts in the music industry has made them known with the success of their last record “Lover’s Requiem,” but the passed is now dead and buried and has brought the future upon us with “Those We Leave Behind,” which opens up fast and wide never taking the time to slow down and take a breather. Each track along with its lyrics consumes you and makes you listen in to all the words and meanings they have to express. I Am Ghost doesn’t hold anything back on this release, this is a total jump into the firey pit, showing their audiences a whole new side and feeling.

They expose a very serious and in depth look brining out their ability of how destructive and aggressive their music can be, having you want to riddle out the answers that each lyric and song possess. The first half contains the pulsing and sourcing energy waves as does the second half maintaing that fast rush of progression that doesn’t want to slow down. When it comes down to the spooky path of “Bone Garden,” it takes you down a path of pure coldness as your spine shivers with fear, as the guitars giving a rolling sense never giving up as the drums keep up the pace and keep the mayhem rushing throughout. “Rock N’ Roll High School Murder,” takes a terrible twist bringing the fear even closer to you spraying it directly in your face having the blasting beating rapture of the guitars riffs give a senseation of pure hard rock and roll force you can’t resist. “They Always Come Back,” and ‘Set Me Free,” go together, as “They Always Come Back,” displays the pure energy that I Am Ghost has expressed and is making their name known by showing and proving that they have indeed returned and shall remain to stay and conquer us all. As to when ‘Set Me Free,” allows their returning power to spread wide and open setting them free to expose their returning glory to whoever wants to listen. Overall “Those We Leave Behind,” places everything in its proper place and I Am Ghost has shown their musical ability well, so well they’re a band to keep an eye out for, from now on.

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