Camlann - Circa 1983

In 6-panel Digipak + 4-page booklet.

Camlann was first recognized and created a buzz in the darker music scene after the release of their debut album, "The Forgotten Lost Fragments" last July. Not long after that, the trio started to expand their sound more by experimenting with several elements from various different genres – the result is their second album, featuring 10 heart-pounding tracks, combining pain and melancholia with fun and nostalgia.

With strong elements of early 80s Dark Disco and Synth-Pop that are wrapped in a modern Darkwave twist, "Circa 1983" is ready to bring you Camlann's own interpretation of the early 1980s. "Circa 1983" takes influences from the early 80s, where dark and classy electronic music took place: Depeche Mode and Soft Cell, for example. You can clearly hear hints of those bands as you go on and on over "Circa 1983."

They also take influences from Classic Disco and New Wave/Synthpop acts from the early 80s, and in certain songs, you are reminded of New Order, Alphaville, or even Donna Summer. Although "Circa 1983" is dominated by dark disco and electropop sounds, the central track of the album, “Give Me Light", is a big surprise and quite different from the majority of the other songs. The darkest track on this album, maybe even the darkest song Camlann ever made! It has thick modern Darkwave and Dark Post-Punk elements to it, and the theme of dark Catholicism in this song also adds to the gloom of the song.

"Circa 1983" is an outstanding album: bleak, melancholic, and nostalgic but also fun, modern, and full of hope. Camlann's statement to the world – bringing you their own version of modern nostalgia.

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