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Motionless In White - Graveyard Shift (2017) [24.44 FLAC]
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Motionless In White - Graveyard Shift (2017) [24.44 FLAC]

  Genre: Rock
  Style: Goth Metal, Heavy Metal, Metalcore
  Source: WEB
  Codec: FLAC
  Bit Rate: ~ 1,500 kbps
  Bit Depth: 24
  Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz

  01 Rats 
  02 Queen for Queen 
  03 Necessary Evil 
  04 Soft 
  05 Untouchable 
  06 Not My Type, Dead as Fuck 2 
  07 The Ladder 
  08 Voices 
  09 LOUD (Fuck It) 
  10 570 
  11 Hourglass 
  12 Eternally Yours 

  On their fourth set of nocturnal gothcore, Motionless in White continue the evolution away from generic metalcore they began on 2012's Infamous. Grasping the late-'90s sounds of kindred ghouls like Orgy, Marilyn Manson, and Rob Zombie by the throats, Graveyard Shift matures the Chris Motionless-led outfit, smoothing some edges with improved production and tighter songwriting. Motionless affects a full-on Jay Gordon creep-croon -- itself an homage to Manson -- that is most noticeable on tracks like "Untouchable," "Loud (Fuck It)," and the pornographic doom of "Rats," a creepy delight that includes the threatening line "Shut your mouth before I fuck it" (one of the many shock-for-the-sake-of-it lyrics found on Graveyard Shift). Later, Motionless further pushes the boundaries of lyrical taste on the blistering "Soft," an aggressive blast that terrorizes with a violent promise to "fuck your face with a switchblade." Another fellatio romp with a living dead girl, the playfully spooky track amps up the mayhem with B-movie schlock that sounds like the Nightmare Before Christmas stitched together with early Zombie or Portrait-era Manson. Jonathan Davis appears on the huge anthem "Necessary Evil," which stomps as hard as Korn. Fans who were concerned about the band getting too mellow with the alt-metal changes can rest easy and head straight for "Queen for Queen," "The Ladder," "Voices," and "570," which bring the breakdowns and emetic screaming of classic Motionless. Graveyard Shift is a highly enjoyable and entertaining continuation for a band that knowingly winks along with the madness they concoct