Review: Zeitgeist Zero – 'Ghosts of Victory'
It’s been ages since I last reviewed an international band. One of our biggest supporters at Underground Press and one of my favourite bands. ZEITGEIST ZERO has never once disappointed me. ZEITGEIST ZERO is a female-fronted band, surviving more than 10 years.
By Frederic Egersdörfer
Published Tuesday, 22 December 2015 12:05
Described as “Alt-wave rock and eerie macabre pop, fusing sultry female vocals with dark, twisted electronics and a determined attitude.” [sic]
An electro-goth band with an attitude is how I would describe them. Theresa Dead, the enigmatic lead singer provides strong vocals and an energetic presence both on stage and in the studio.
More about this 5 piece band can be found here: - zeitgeistzero.com
'Ghost of Victory' was entirely funded via an IndieGoGo campaign which raised over 4k from their die-hard fans.
Starting with ‘Domestic Blitz’, this album leads you on a dystopian flavoured journey, with female vocals complimenting each song. Each song that follows leads you on a journey of catastrophic, melancholic lust for more.
‘Dust and Bone’ has a touch of burlesque added to the mix and straight after that, throws you into the dark side just to show you their true diversity.
This album has all the traits of powerful guitar riffs and strong bass lines and an electronic feel that was made so popular by bands such as Sisters of Mercy, Clan of Xymox and The Chameleons.
This is certainly an album worth getting your hands on. So don't wait too long.