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Mr.GNG breaks the dam of emotion with daring new album “After Us, The Flood”

  • April 15, 2025
  • Natalie Patrick
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UK alt-rock artist Mr.GNG is back with his new full-length album, “After Us, The Flood." The album’s 12 tracks explore the depths of self-doubt, abandonment, and existential vulnerability before emerging with flashes of resilience and self-acceptance.

The album "After Us, The Flood" is a visceral exhale, the sound of an artist exploring the ruins of emotional wreckage and choosing to use the rubble to build something honest and human. Running 40 minutes and 49 seconds, the album does not feel the need to gloss over the reality of pain but also does not allow it to shape the final chapter.

From the haunting helplessness of the standout track “Paralyse,” a slow-burning anthem of inertia and internal strife, to the melancholy but stalwart farewell letter “Goodbye, Mr. GnG,” Mr.GNG proves his unique ability to transpose personal turmoil into universal art. Each track is a diary page torn out and scored with atmospheric instrumentation and raw, soul-exposing vocals.

“After Us, The Flood” holds them, letting the floodwaters of anguish and mourning rise, only to show that something stronger comes to the surface. It’s a reckoning, an altercation with the portion of ourselves that we tend to hush, and the bottom line is a reminder that healing starts when we stop running from the storm. This album premiere represents a true evolution in Mr.GNG’s artistic story, a bold leap forward in sound and substance. The music is something to feel for longtime fans and new listeners.

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