Limbo at the Mogambo Room (US) — Where the Peach Trees Grew — 2025 EP

Thomas Gallagher returns to the haunted orchard of his memories with this second EP. The music unfolds as though woven from the same linen as the debut, where its melodic phrases echo familiar shapes, yet now delivered with a slightly cleaner edge that sharpens the emotional silhouette. Post black hues are still present, though more as a lingering afterglow than a dominant force, allowing the sound to settle into something starker but perhaps also more intimate.

“Where the Peach Trees Grew” is a continuation not just in structure but in spirit, reckoning with wounds that refuse to stay quiet. The production still carries a slight grittiness, with guitar lines blooming as bruised light, while the vocals occasionally submerged, bleed through the veil with a ghostly desperation that mirrors the themes, which dig into deeply personal territory., either the terror and isolation of abusive relationships, the cyclical labyrinth of familial hurt, and the ache of never belonging.

Though the vocals might have risen a little higher in the mix to fully escape the guitar’s embrace, the overall expression remains compelling, as though the very act of struggle between voice and instruments mirrors the struggle within the narrative. This tension becomes part of the emotional structure, a desire to scream and the fear of not being heard.

In the end, “Where the Peach Trees Grew” shows a tender tormented side of the project’s journey, a blaze of recollection that does not seek resolution, only honesty, and in that honesty finds a sombre radiance.



Band: Limbo at the Mogambo Room
Album: Where the Peach Trees Grew
Year: 2025
Label: Independent
Genre: Atmospheric / Post Black Metal
Country: United States


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Tracklist:
1. Sleeping with the Enemy 00:00
2. Creeping Thistle 08:01
3. The More You Know 14:43







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