Moonspell - Far From God BARRY CAN'T SWIM ‘Nature Breaks’

‘Nature Breaks’

its long winters and brief summers echoing the album’s shifts between abrasion and restraint

" was even built around a chunk of a spaghetti western soundtrack

The earliest recordings trace back to sessions held at Lissvik’s art school and Hägg’s rehearsal space between 2001 and 2004

Heavy Soul delves into the depths of emotional struggles

Moonspell - Far From God BARRY CAN'T SWIM ‘Nature Breaks’On July 3, 2026, MOONSPELL unveil "Far From God" via Napalm Records. Darker, sharper and emotionally unfiltered, the album stands as Gothic Metal in its purest form: romantic, dramatic and unapologetically heavy. The title track burns with tragic vampiric intensity, while Cross Your Heart or The Great Wolf in the Sky balance brooding melody, weight and epic scope. Produced by Jaime Gomez Arellano (Paradise Lost, Slstafir, Ghost), the record reconnects