"In a genre with a laundry list of cookie-cutter bands all fighting to grab the attention of a young audience, sometimes distinguishing yourself is a matter of degrees. On their debut full-length, Motionless in White attempt to do just that. Delivering a heavy-hitting dose of horror themed metalcore, Creatures finds the band exploring a more gothic sound. With lots of breakdowns, reverse drum swells, good cop/bad cop vocals, and bass bombs, there's a lot about the album that feels pretty much by the book. Where Motionless in White are able to make it interesting is in the use of their electronic elements. Rather than going for the usual dance-pop sound, the band uses their synthesizers to create a dark and uneasy atmosphere. This blend of the frightening and the familiar gives Creatures not only the ability to draw fans in with something they'll immediately click with, but which will keep them coming back for another helping." Rock Sound gave it 7 out of 10 and said: "While Pennsylvania's Motionless In White push past the boundaries of screamo into more metallic territories, their intermittently screamed and harmonised vocals, epic choruses and brutal breakdowns keep them firmly in touch with their roots. Thematically, there's a venom spat out in opener 'Immaculate Misconception' that's maintained – lyrical allusions in frontman Chris Motionless' interpretations of history and literature or parallels with his musical heroes (listen out for The Smiths reference in 'Puppets (The First Snow)') keep things good and dark throughout. At times, the dramatic crosses over into the theatrical, but even then it's good to see an of-the-moment band taking things seriously." Commercial performance Upon the record's release, it debuted at #6 on the Billboard Heatseeker Chart, and reached #175 on the Billboard 200. Track listing All music composed by Motionless in White, all lyrics written by Chris Motionless except for "Creatures" written by Chris Motionless and fans of the band. Personnel Motionless in White Chris "Motionless" Cerulli – lead vocals Ryan Sitkowski – lead guitar Thomas "TJ" Bell – rhythm guitar, co-lead vocals Ricky "Horror" Olson – bass, backing vocals Josh Balz – keyboards, backing vocals Angelo Parente – drums Additional musicians Nick Brooks of It Dies Today – additional vocals on "Abigail" Andre Bravo of In Alcatraz 1962 – additional vocals on "Cobwebs" Additional personnel Andrew Wade – production, mixing, engineering Alan Douches – mastering Glenn Sawyer – production, keyboard engineering