Rising out of the northeast regions in Cleveland, Ohio – appearing within the dense fog in the night sky, are the atmospheric doom metal outfit, Frayle. We are joined by the founders, the mesmerizing frontwoman Gwyn Strang and guitarist Sean Bilovecky, who are more than grateful to be where they are today. The newest album, “Skin & Sorrow,” is one of the more groundbreaking post-metal releases anyone will come across in recent memory, and Gwyn and Sean break it down for us that lead to the final product. A 46-minute album filled with ethereal, haunting, and nurturing elements combined with a heavy metal mantra is quite the experience, which as a result, garners praise from other lauded outlets such as Knotfest, Metal Hammer, and Revolver. Gwyn and Sean have been at this for half a decade, but records as such give the listener an idea that they have been at this for a longer timeframe, which can serve as a great example of how talented Frayle really is. Another important facet of Frayle deals with the theatrics within their live performances and music videos, which add another impressive layer to their themes and musicianship. A talent in doom metal that is unmatched in contemporary times, and for a good reason. Dive into our conversation with Gwyn and Sean now, and be sure to buy and stream “Skin & Sorrow,” the new album from Frayle, Out now worldwide via Aqualamb Records and Lay Bare Recordings.Stay connected with Frayle, visit: http://frayleband.com/, https://www.instagram.com/frayle_band/ and https://www.facebook.com/frayleband/Stay connected with IUF, visit: https://interviewunderfire.com/