Brooklyn-based dark dream-pop band Silent Mass has released their latest single, 'The Great Chaos', a hauntingly beautiful exploration of self-discovery and mourning. "It's a love song about mourning a version of your past self," says frontwoman Ammo, encapsulating the ethereal yet melancholic essence of the band's sound.
Their latest offering, 'The Great Chaos', is a testament to their growth and evolution as artists. The single is a precursor to their highly anticipated debut album, set to be released on the Summer Solstice, June 20th, 2024.
Silent Mass invites fans of post-punk, ethereal wave, shoegaze, and 90s alternative to experience their "wailing wall of sound" and embark on a sonic pilgrimage.
With influences ranging from The Cranberries and Chelsea Wolfe to Beach House and Cranes, Silent Mass has carved a unique niche in the music scene. Their music has been described as "chilling in a misty vale, listening to Enya while sipping red wine," and has garnered support from Apple Music editorial.
The band's journey began in Los Angeles as a solo project by Ammo Bankoff, whose debut single, a cover of 'Total Recall', was praised by Big Takeover Magazine for its "melancholic escapist dreamery."
Relocating to NYC, Silent Mass expanded into a full band, releasing two more singles in 2021, 'Rose + Crown' and 'A Cold War City', which further cemented their reputation for crafting a sound that is both dreamy and dark.
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