2012 is the year that marks the release of The Godspeed Society’s long awaited debut album "Killing Tale".
Comprised by 15 tracks, "Killing Tale" tells the story of a young woman murdered by her lover in a town called Bloody City.
Musically, this album is a pretty diversified affair, encompassing a wide range of styles that includes Gothic-Rock, Jazz Noir, and Blues. Using an impressively varied deployment of strings, piano, and guitar as well as saxophone and accordion, “Killing Tale” has a dark, intriguing beauty that evokes the burlesque ambient of Parisian-inspired cabarets. The most immediately striking aspect of their sound is the warm, seductive voice of Baby, which floats among powerful guitar riffs and an enthralling, dark atmosphere created by the Parisian accordion and wind instruments like the saxophone, clarinet and flute.
A full-fledged soundtrack to a dark, intriguing and passionate story, “Killing Tale” is a startling record that will surely dazzle those with an open mind for music.