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bringing a mixture of 1990s and 2000s metalcore with elements of mathcore and catchy emo/post-hardcore traits that we can all reminisce on

the songs skewed increasingly introspective and emotive

'" She lived next to one of these buildings when she started writing her full-length Ghostly International debut

Shannon Lay - Geist - Orange/Green Vinyl deck building games enormous titans terrorize the landGeist feels like a window or a mirror into possibilities of the self and beyond. Shannon Lay's new album is tender intensity, placeless and ethereal. It exists in the chasms of the present a world populated by shadow selves, spiritual awakenings, dj vu, and past lives. "Something sleeps inside us," Lay insists on the opening track, and that's the guiding philosophy throughout. A winding, golden, delicate thread of intuition that explores the unknown,