Ghost At The Gallows Spirit Adrift

• 1Give Her to the River07:34
• 2Barn Burner04:32
• 3Hanged Man's Revenge04:47
• 4These Two Hands05:52
• 5Death Won't Stop Me04:28
• 6I Shall Return05:07
• 7Siren of the South05:54
• 8Ghost at the Gallows07:57
• Total Runtime46:11

Info for Ghost At The Gallows

"Death has been an up close and personal part of my life since I was a young child. When I began writing Ghost at the Gallows, the specter of death hung as constant as ever. This album navigates a world where ghosts are real, and they haunt us in the form of grief, trauma, and loss. Despite the subject matter, the songs aren’t just downtrodden dirges. The music is diverse and dynamic, ranging from mournful, southern-tinged acoustic passages all the way to aggressive speed metal assaults… and everything in between. And like every entry in the Spirit Adrift catalog, the deepest aim of the lyrics is to find good in the bad, strength in weakness, and hope in darkness. It wasn’t until I finished the record that I realized all the stages of grief are present on this album. Maybe these songs were my subconscious attempt at facilitating my own grieving process. Either way, this record helps me, and I hope it helps whoever else needs it." (Nate Garrett)

Nate Garrett, vocals, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, bass, percussion
Michael Arellano, drums
Tom Draper, lead guitar

Spirit Adrift
A melodic, riff-forward doom metal unit based out of Arizona, Spirit Adrift is the brainchild of guitarist and vocalist Nate Garrett, who also plays with Tempe-based death metallers Gatecreeper.

A native of Fayetteville, Arkansas, Garrett spent his formative years soaking in the Ozark Mountain city's surprisingly vital metal scene. Honing his skills in local bands and hitting the bottle hard, Garrett eventually relocated to Arizona, where he sobered up, joined the popular regional death metal outfit Gatecreeper, and started his own band, Spirit Adrift. Fusing his love for Southern rock, classic doom metal, and traditional heavy metal, the project's debut album, 2016's Chained to Oblivion, evoked names like Black Sabbath, Baroness, Judas Priest, and even Thin Lizzy. A split 7" with Denver doom rockers Khemmis preceded the release of Spirit Adrift's sophomore effort, Curse of Conception, which featured a fully fleshed-out band -- the group's debut was primarily a Garrett solo vehicle. 2019's versatile Divided by Darkness saw the band go all in on their neck-snapping amalgam of thrash, doom, NWOBHM, and melodic metal, as did 2020's expansive and epic Enlightened in Eternity. (James Christopher Monger, AMG)

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