Cathedral -In Memoriam -Phd Music LP Grooves.land/Playthek

Bemerkungen / Titelliste:

01. "Mourning of a new day"
02. "All your sins"
03. "Ebony tears"
04. "March"
05. "Commiserating the celebration"
06. "Ebony tears"
07. "Neophytes For The Serpent Eve"
08. "All your sins"
09. "Mourning of a new day"

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Gatefold

Beschreibung:

Vinyl LP pressing. As with a choice few truly great bands, the first self-financed 1990 cassette recording by Cathedral was a pioneering underground masterpiece in it's own right - the sound of a young band exploring it's newfound chemistry, finding confident variations on a flawless list of influences and cultivating a sound and style that would prove hugely inspirational throughout the 1990s and beyond, being a major influence on everyone from Electric Wizard through to Reverend Bizarre. Where most demos are little more than a dry run for the first album, In Memoriam still has it's own distinct and important identity in the Cathedral canon. The debut LP that followed, Forest Of Equilibrium, has a somber, devout, melodic and mystical grandeur all of it's own - but In Memoriam has a far murkier, earthier, more deathly intent. Creepy, cryptic and bowel-looseningly heavy, it represents the first time that the doom metal styling's of Trouble, Saint Vitus, Pentagram, and Watchfinder General had been rendered in a new, more extreme metallic form. At the beginning of the new decade, it was really only Cathedral who were proud to assert the influence of true doom metal - a perennially unfashionable genre, but especially in a turn-of-the-decade metal scene so obsessed with speed, technicality, brutality and modernity., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Bass: Mark Griffiths (2), Drums: Ben Mochrie, Guitar: Adam Lehan, Guitar: Garry Jennings, Vocals: Lee Dorrian, Written By: Pentagram, Labelcode RABO193.1 (RISELP193), Distributed By RED Distribution

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00085341

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