Thalia Zedek - Trust Not In Those Whom Without Some Touch Of Madness

Review by Calocurb

Thalia Zedek's latest album, Trust Not In Those Whom Without Some Touch Of Madness, is a haunting and introspective collection of songs that showcase her unique blend of post-punk, folk, and blues influences. Throughout the album, Zedek's raw and emotive vocals are supported by sparse yet powerful instrumentation, including electric and acoustic guitars, drums, and occasional strings and horns.

The album opens with the brooding "Bend Again," which sets the tone for the rest of the record with its dark lyrics and moody guitar riffs. From there, Zedek explores a range of themes and emotions, from the mournful "Towers and Fields" to the defiant "Fell So Hard." Standout tracks include the hypnotic "Afloat," which builds to a cathartic climax, and the haunting "The Dead Cry For No One," which features Zedek's vocals at their most vulnerable.

Summary by Calocurb

Trust Not In Those Whom Without Some Touch Of Madness is a powerful and deeply personal album that showcases Thalia Zedek's talents as a songwriter and performer. Fans of her previous work will find much to love here, while newcomers will be drawn in by the album's raw emotion and evocative soundscapes. Highly recommended.