Album Review: Lindsay Schoolcraft - 'Harrowing'
Lindsay Schoolcraft returns with the exceptional Harrowing , an album that elevates her sound to an even grander hard rock crossover level without losing any of the charm and goth eccentricity or darker musings the ex-Cradle Of Filth and Mary and the Black Lamb multi-instrumentalist is known for. Lindsay is co-producer of the album, bass, harp, lyricist and more, and proves she should never be underestimated. The closest and easy comparisons to the direction of this album would be a more Nu Metal tinged Within Temptation or a more consistently rocking Evanescence, but while those majestic bands certainly have made major statements and are powerful and grandiose, Schoolcraft's three years spent on this material and her deep roots to the underground have allowed these seven songs to really blossom into dark flowers of poppy perspective with rewarding moments galore. There is no filler here, every song honed to its' best final state. The patient piano intro of "Cut Your Tee...
