The album "Carnival of Souls: The Final Sessions" by KISS is noted for its departure from the band's traditional sound, incorporating elements of 1990s modern music while also referencing their past. While some listeners find the album too long and less impactful than previous works, others appreciate its dark atmosphere and the band's willingness to explore different musical territories. The album features contributions from Bruce Kulick and Eric Singer, offering a different facet of KISS's discography. AI
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