The past half-decade has been both productive and typically versatile from Chelsea Wolfe. 2019’s Birth Of Violence eschewed much of the sonically abrasive sounds of prior records Abyss and Hiss Spun, returning in spirit to the styles of her earlier acoustic material, now imbued with subtle Americana sensibilities. It was an album that had as much of the sound of Hank Williams III‘s Ghost To A Ghost / Gutter Town as it did his grandfather’s work. This was followed by a pair of collaborations: one with Converge, 2021’s Bloodmoon: I and another with longtime film composer Tyler Bates on the … Continue reading Review: Chelsea Wolfe – She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She