Name: CERTAIN DEATH | Horror Palace Shop
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CERTAIN DEATH

HorrorPalace.com is proud to present Dr. J Kill in the release of Certain Death. The songs in the album are dark scary, a darkness both blatent and suttle in style. There are door creeks, haunting organ plays, wind howls and spirit voice contributing to the album standing up to the genre it beholds.

The album has a total of an amazing fourteen pieces with more aggression and horror within the title track Certain Death, itself evoking the feeling that no man is mortal and death is the ultimate end to life. The title track takes this album to a new level in a decidedly new direction the fans must be expecting. Only death is the certain thing that can occur in anybody’s life. The thrills and chills of life are certainly going to end in death. The song reveals the truth of everyone’s life that draws to what sort of nightmare the life will end in. This regression encompasses the music, the lyrics and even the way the album sounds

Now It’s too late is another track from the same album by Dr. J Kill. The song is a little paced up with some great mixing done. As the song plays on Now it’s too late, it surpasses the ominous environment that would perfectly suit for haunts and horror movies. The song shows a singer adept at crafting great horror reefs that also demonstrates a thoughtful penchant for restraint.

Dr. J. Kill takes the album to a greater height with the song Choose Choose . With the collection of great tracks for Halloween haunts or horror movies this song pummels up with good heavy reefs and an angst with ridden chorus. The song is a little too hard to follow but anybody can get the point. Let it play, Choose Choose between the certain death.

Going to the Promised Land, breaks nicely into play as the song reveals the feel of going to the land after the certain death. This dance-able track can best suit to Halloween parties and spooky fairgrounds as it gives the feel of horror and scary songs of the late 70’s and 80’s.

Dr. J. Kill totally has brought a change in the horror style with shrieking vocals, where the sound manic verging on certain death cascades out over the horrors synths and guitars.