Date At Midnight – Fading Into This Grace (Album – Digital/CD/Vinyl – Manic Depression)
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“Fading Into This Grace” marks Date At Midnight’s first new album since 2016’s “Songs To Fall And Forget.” This release captures a nostalgic yet refreshing Dark-Wave/Post-Punk sound. The guitar revives the quintessential dark, 80s influence, while the Electro arrangements add smoothness and a melodic touch. Few bands manage to evoke the era’s characteristic enthusiasm as effectively. This album stands strong with several standout tracks, though the final two songs, while not bad, feel more floaty and less impactful. (Rating: 8½)
Listen to “Another Grace”:
https://dateatmidnight.bandcamp.com/track/another-grace-2
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