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Album Review: The Black Queen - Fever Daydream

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"A compelling and enthralling listening experience doused in darkness, longing and intrigue."

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Ambient noise elements are tied with atmospheric electronica and a strong leading voice in The Black Queen.

A project consisting of Greg Puciato, Joshua Eustis and Steven Alexander, Fever Daydream is as tense and subversive as it is emotionally charged. The record paints life as a dark seductress, beautifully tempting the listener into the unknown. While there are some retrospective sounds involved the venture is largely contemporary, and absorbs the listener into its narrative by tying the lyrical themes with sounds reflective of them. What's created is a compelling and enthralling listening experience doused in darkness, longing and intrigue.