Rather than settling into a single mood, Grave Pleasures embrace contradiction on 'Plagueboys', shaping a record that feels both dangerously euphoric and steeped in melancholy. Their talent for merging macabre, mystifying rock with a pop-driven pulse reaches a new level here, echoing the theatrical flair of early Bowie and the shadowy romanticism of The Cure while carving out something unmistakably their own. The result is an album that thrives in two worlds at once—fit for a neon-lit stadium or a surreal Lynchian fever dream.

Across these ten tracks, the band refine their balance of goth-tinged death rock, infectious synth-pop, and sharpened post-punk tension. Hooks shimmer through the darkness, guitars cut with cold precision, and the rhythm section keeps everything driving forward with danceable urgency. It’s a record of collapsing structures—emotional, societal, existential—yet it pulses with an irresistible vitality. 'Plagueboys' stands as Grave Pleasures’ most sophisticated work, turning bleak themes into something cinematic, seductive, and strangely uplifting. A bittersweet celebration at the edge of the abyss, it confirms the band as masters of crafting beauty out of ruin.

• Free shipping to Portugal & Spain
• Details on Shipping Rates & Transit Times
• Learn about Returns & Refunds

Please note:

• Items may arrive unsealed when variant verification is needed.
• Images shown are mockups. Final product appearance may vary.