In My Rosary

In My Rosary is a German darkwave/apocalyptic folk project led by Ralf Jesek, active since the mid-1990s. The 2002 album The Shades of Cats is singled out in reviews as a mature, melancholic work blending folk, gothic and electronic textures.

Ralf Jesek is identified in reviews as the project's mastermind, with Dirk Lakomy supporting the writing of the lyrics. The Shades of Cats (2002) is described as a 16-track album mixing folk ballads, gothic atmospheres, pulsating electronics and dark-pop; vocal comparisons in reviews include Douglas P. and Johan Edlund.

The available review praises In My Rosary's 2002 album The Shades Of Cats as a mature, melancholic blend of darkwave, apocalyptic folk and gothic-electronic elements. Ralf Jesek is identified as the project's mastermind, with lyrical support from Dirk Lakomy. The record is noted for its variety across folk ballads, electro-rock and dark-pop, despite some production roughness.

For:Fans of darkwave, apocalyptic folk, gothic rock and 1980s-influenced electronic music.