The Rose Of Avalanche - London 15 04 1986

Review by James Mitchell

The album London 15 04 1986 by Rose of Avalanche is a stunning collection of post-punk and gothic rock tracks that showcase the band's raw energy and powerful songwriting. The album features live recordings of the band's performance at the Camden Palace in London in 1986, capturing their intense and captivating live presence.

With tracks like "Rise to the Groove," "L.A. Rain," and "Velvet Lawn," Rose of Avalanche delivers a powerful blend of driving rhythms, haunting melodies, and dark lyrics that are sure to appeal to fans of the genre. The album's standout track, "Always There," is a haunting ballad that showcases the band's emotional depth and lyrical prowess.

Summary by James Mitchell

London 15 04 1986 is a must-have for fans of post-punk and gothic rock. The album captures Rose of Avalanche at the peak of their powers, delivering a powerful and unforgettable performance that will leave listeners wanting more.