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Black Cross Hotel (The Atlas Moth, Etc.) To Release New Album “Songs For Switches” In October

Black Cross Hotel (The Atlas Moth, Stabbing Westward, etc.) have announced a new album called “Songs For Switches.” The effort will be available on Halloween (October 31) and it will include the following songs:

01. “Eyes From Nowhere”
02. “Rot Together”
03. “The House God Doesn’t Visit”
04. “Song For Switches”
05. “Typo”
06. “Blood Dance”
07. “Church Basement”
08. “Teeth”
09. “How To Be Unburdened”
10. “2AFPT”

A video for “The House God Doesn’t Visit” can be seen below.

Dee DeEmme commented:

“This record is not all salacious fantasy; there’s a practical side to maintaining any well-run subculture. The album is a collection of lessons learned, from the joy of finding someone who truly gets you to the importance of asking for what you want and preserving a part of yourself in the process.”

Andrew Ragin added:

“Some of us are horror junkies and our favorite movies often serve as the backdrop and inspiration for our songs. Most songs start as a sort of alternate movie score and then we let all of our various influences and interests take hold without gearing towards any specific genre. With a foot planted firmly in the dark and spooky, everyone gets to play with these themes and styles, which makes for an eclectic blend of metal, dark wave, punk, ’90s alternative and even hair metal.”

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PostedSeptember 9, 2025
AuthorCaeman Amelio
TagsBlack Cross Hotel

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