Bloody Knives' latest record White Light Black Moon is a dark and chaotic ride, a soothing and searing trip into the void, a detached glimpse into a dystopian future, digital ghosts drifting through an empty night. A trip through the late ‘90s jungle filtered through shards of turbulent industrial punk, White Light Black Moon find the band in a place somewhere between visceral ambience and mechanical precision that recalls the gritty atmosphere of Dom & Roland with the raw electronic energy of early Ministry, the sonic wash of My Bloody Valentine with detached, ghostly vocals falling through slivers of icy guitars and synths.

 

Expertly mixed and mastered by Jason Novak (DJ? Acucrack, Acumen Nation, Vampyre Anvil, Czar), the album flows together seamlessly, one song moving into the next like a dream sequence in a dystopian nightmare. White Light Black Moon is a glowing beacon of compulsive darkness, a new chapter in the evolution of a band that continues to defy convention and escape definition.