Brighton five-piece The Miserable Rich are releasing their third album, a haunting mix of 11 tracks which is set for release on Halloween. The album was recorded in a haunted pub attic in the grounds of Blickling Hall, which is said to be the most haunted stately home in Britain and the birthplace of Anne Boleyn. Haunting cellos, violins and tinkling piano keys act as the backdrop to the album, and the great vocals of lead singer James de Malplaquet fit so well with the instruments. Honesty starts with an eerie high-pitched violin, chased by a cello, mimicking the violin’s sounds. As you listen to the intro you can picture the recording venue, haunting and mesmerising. The vocals complement the sounds of the strings and the lyrics are dramatic and spooky: “Honesty I’ve never been hypnotised before, but I’m alive, obviously I never knew what these eyes were for.” Ringing the Changes has a beautiful intro, with a stunning piano. You ca...