Chelsea Wolfe "Unknown Rooms: A Collection of Acoustic Songs" Straight to Hell 'people who make records are

'people who make records are afforded this assumption by the culture that their music is coming from an exclusively personal place

Claud sees relationships as games of endless wonder

the synth-drenched beauty of the second track

Fallout from the War is billed as a "companion" to The War Within

Almost ten years after "Mr

Chelsea Wolfe "Unknown Rooms: A Collection of Acoustic Songs" Straight to Hell 'people who make records areHer earlier album, Apokalypsis, put Chelsea Wolfe on the map. Unknown Rooms: A Collection Of Acoustic Songs is an interestingly different sequel. Wolfe teams up with her Apokalypsis buddies to render this album has doomy as that one was, but this time the focus is stronger on her voice than on the instruments. There are symbiotic guitars and endearing violins. The lyrics still tend to Wolfe's usual subjects: death, love, loneliness, fear but there's a