On their second album, the metal-gaze trio sharpen their sound

Indiana trio Cloakroom have perfected a style that sits at the intersection of doom metal, shoegaze and classic emo, resulting in music that feels like looking at a breathtaking night sky only to get annihilated by a meteor. Their sophomore album sees them sharpening their sound while keeping it nice and blurry; "Concrete Gallery" juxtaposes a lurching classic-rock groove with twinkling guitar effects, while the gorgeous acoustic strumming of “The Sun Won’t Let Us Go” is as pastoral as it is desolate.