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Mater Suspiria Vision - 666 (Phantasma Disques, 2018)

First "studio album" since Antropophagus. Like this one a lot more than Baba Yaga from earlier this year. Not a grand departure from the MSV sound - snakey, atmospheric, giallo-inspired synth witch house with the requisite whispered vocals and horror film samples. Some of these tracks are real boppers - dig "Incubus" and "Automatica Diavolo (Return of the Vogue Witches)". Nice.

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