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My Dying Bride "Meisterwerk I" CD
10.50 euro £8.40 |
My Dying Bride "The Angel And The Dark River" Digipack + Bonus Tracks CD
10.50 euro £8.40 Released in 1995 this was the 3rd album of depressing, melancholic metal. The guitar work is excellent, with really intricate structures and amazing feeling. This can be likened to class acts such as Opeth and Paradise Lost . Lyrically and vocally you could not ask for a more sombre performance, yet so effortless and flawless. This band just go from strength to strength as the releases clock up. |
My Dying Bride "Turn Loose The Swans" CD
10.50 euro £8.40 The second album from the pioneers of avant-garde, gothic metal and the first to feature Martin Powell, a classically trained violin player. The tone is extremely dark but reassuringly brutal and driving. Released by Peaceville records with the likes of Paradise Lost and At The Gates you will find similarities to both. This is dark but strangely uplifting stuff |
My Dying Bride "The Dreadful Hours" CD
10.50 euro £8.40 Further proof of the Yorkshire men's return to form as they nail another album of their own unique brand of Death / Doom. This is My Dying Bride at their most vicious with thundering Death passages interwoven around some unsurpassable doom riffing! This is the album we have all been waiting for since the classic "Turn Loose The Swans". |
My Dying Bride "As The Flower Withers" CD
10.50 euro £8.40 The seminal debut album of these Doom / Death greats that includes the live favourite "The Forever People"! Flying the standard before many others had even picked up a guitar My Dying Bride spearheaded the Northern UK Doom scene along with Anathema and Paradise Lost. Taking the Death Metal blueprint and slowing it down to a morose snails pace led to the formation of a completely new genre of which My Dying Bride are still the reigning kings. Includes the live favourite "The Forever People". |
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