The Rayographs - Rayographs

Review by Nathaniel Smith

Rayographs, the self-titled debut album of the London-based band, is a mesmerizing collection of dreamy, psychedelic tracks that transport listeners to another world. The album features a unique blend of shoegaze, post-punk, and experimental sounds, all held together by the band's haunting vocal harmonies and intricate instrumentals.

From the opening track "A Tattered Line of String," which sets the tone for the album with its swirling guitars and ethereal vocals, to the final track "Sulphur," which builds to a crescendo of crashing cymbals and distorted guitars, Rayographs takes the listener on a journey through a hazy, otherworldly landscape.

Standout tracks include "You Can't Change," which features a hypnotic bassline and shimmering guitar riffs, and "The Glass," a haunting, atmospheric ballad that showcases the band's vocal harmonies at their most haunting and beautiful.

Summary by Nathaniel Smith

Rayographs is a stunning debut album that showcases the band's unique sound and talent for crafting intricate, atmospheric music. Fans of shoegaze and post-punk will find much to love in these haunting, dreamlike tracks.