Warning - Discography

Warning was a doom metal band formed in Harlow, Essex (England, UK).

The band was formed in 1994 by Patrick Walker and Stuart Springthorpe. They were notable for their downtempo, progressive, melodic, heavy and doom-laden sound; the idiosyncratic and poignant vocals of Patrick Walker; and his introspective, darkly confessional lyrical themes.

The band released two demo tapes, Revelation Looms in February 1996 and Blessed By The Sabbath in March 1997 which led them to gain underground metal press attention and label interest.

Warning’s debut album The Strength To Dream was released in 1999 via The Miskatonic Foundation (owned and run by Richard M. Walker of Solstice). With this album Warning gained a cult status within doom metal circles, but they soon disbanded after their 2001 European tour with Jack Frost. They regrouped in 2004 to write new songs and to perform at The Doom Shall Rise festival (Germany) in 2005, and released a second album Watching From A Distance (also via The Miskatonic Foundation) in 2006 to wide acclaim.

Both albums were re-issued on CD in 2008 by the label Cyclone Empire, The Strength To Dream being re-packaged in new sleeve artwork. Similarly the albums were released by the Metal Supremacy label as gatefold double-vinyl editions limited to 500 copies each, 125 of each pressed on coloured vinyl.

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Regular Studio Albums

Warning - The Strength to Dream

(The Miskatonic Foundation / 1999 / Traditional Funeral Doom / 194 kbp/s)

Tracklist
01. The Return 11:42
02. The Face That Never Dies 7:12
03. Something Hurts 7:48
04. How Can it Happen? 10:10
05. The Strength to Dream 13:30

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Warning - Watching From A Distance

(The Miskatonic Foundation / 2006 / Traditional Funeral Doom / VBR2 214 kbp/s)

Tracklist
01. Watching From a Distance 12:06
02. Footprints 7:31
03. Bridges 11:30
04. Faces 8:31
05. Echoes 10:16

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Demos

Warning - Revelation Looms

(Independent / 1996 / Traditional Funeral Doom / 128 kbp/s)

Tracklist
01. Witches Kiss 6:31
02. Revelation Looms 9:07
03. Born as One 4:20

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Warning - Blessed By The Sabbath

(Independent / 1997 / Traditional Funeral Doom / 128 kbp/s)

Tracklist
01. Cemetary Eyes 7:23
02. The Raven 7:50
03. Nightmare Bride 9:13

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Candlemass - Discography

Candlemass is a doom metal band formed in Stockholm, Sweden in 1984. Candlemass arose from the earlier Nemesis outfit belonging to bassist Leif Edling and guitarist Christian Weberyd. Prior to the dissolvement of the group, Nemesis had released the highly praised ‘Day Of Retribution’ album in 1984. Debuting Candlemass on the tape trading circuit with the four song ‘Witchcraft’ demo in 1984, featuring a line-up of Edling, Weberyd and drummer Mats Ekström, and a second demo that November, the band promptly signed to the French Black Dragon label. Having added former A.T.C. guitarist Mats Björkman (a.k.a. ‘Mappe’) the band began recording what would become the ‘Epicus, Doomicus, Metallicus’ debut at Thunderload Studios with Ragne Wahlquist, frontman for Heavy Load, manning the desk.

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Regular Studio Albums

Candlemass - Epicus Doomicus Metallicus (1986)

Tracklist

1. Solitude
2. Demons Gate
3. Crystal Ball
4. Black Stone Wielder
5. Under The Oak
6. A Sorcerers Pledge

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Candlemass - Nightfall (1987)

Tracklist

1. Gothic Stone
2. The Well Of Souls
3. Codex Gigas
4. At The Gallows End
5. Samarithan
6. Marche Funebre
7. Dark Are The Veils Of Death
8. Mourners Lament
9. Bewitched
10. Black Candles

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Candlemass - Ancient Dreams (1988)

Tracklist

1. Mirror, Mirror
2. A Cry from the Crypt
3. Darkness in Paradise
4. Incarnation of Evil
5. Bearer of Pain
6. Ancient Dreams
7. The Bells of Acheron
8. Epistle No 81
9. Black Sabbath Medley

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Candlemass - Tales of Creation (1989)

Tracklist

1. The Prophecy
2. Dark Reflections
3. Voices In The Wind
4. Under The Oak
5. Tears
6. Into The Unfathomed Tower
7. The Edge Of Heaven
8. Somewhere In Nowhere
9. Through The Infinite Halls Of Death
10. Dawn
11. A Tale Of Creation

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Candlemass - Chapter VI (1992)

Tracklist
1. The Dying Illusion
2. Julie Laughs No More
3. Where The Runes Still Speak
4. The Ebony Throne
5. Temple Of The Dead
6. Aftermath
7. Black Eyes
8. The End Of Pain

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Candlemass - Dactylis Glomerata (1998)

Tracklist
1. Wiz
2. I Still See the Black
3. Dustflow
4. Cylinder
5. Karthago
6. Abstract Sun
7. Apathy
8. Lidocain God
9. Molotov

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Candlemass - From The 13th Sun (1999)

Tracklist
1. Droid
2. Tot
3. Elephant Star
4. Blumma Apt
5. ARX/NG 891
6. Zog
7. Galatea
8. Cyclo-F
9. Mythos

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Candlemass - Candlemass (2005)

Tracklist
1. Black Dwarf
2. Seven Silver Keys
3. Assassin Of The Light
4. Copernicus
5. The Man Who Fell From The Sky
6. Witches
7. Born In A Tank
8. Spellbreaker
9. The Day And The Night

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Candlemass - King of the Grey Islands (2007)

Tracklist
1. Prologue
2. Emperor Of The Void
3. Devil seed
4. Of stars And smoke
5. Demonia 6
6. Destroyer
7. Man Of shadows
8. Clearsight
9. The Opal City
10. Embraciing The Styx

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Candlemass - Death Magic Doom (2009)

Tracklist
1. If I Ever Die
2. Hammer Of Doom
3. The Bleeding Baroness
4. Demon Of The Deep
5. House Of 1000 Voices
6. Dead Angel
7. Clouds Of Dementia
8. My Funeral Dreams

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The Wounded Kings - Embrace Of The Narrow House

The Wounded Kings are a Doom Metal band from Dartmoor, England.

They released their first album in 2008.

(from Last.fm)

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Tracklist

1. Embrace Of The Narrow House
2. The Hours
3. Melanthos
4. The Eighth House
5. Master Of Witches
6. Shroud Of Divine Will
7. The Private Labyrinth

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Reverend Bizarre - Discography

Reverend Bizarre was a doom metal band from Lohja, Finland. They played slow and heavy traditional doom with dramatic vocals, following in the footsteps of bands such as Saint Vitus, Pentagram and Black Sabbath. During 1997-98 the band relocated to Turku. All the band members have lived in Lohja, and Albert is currently living there. They pay homage for their hometown by using the “Lohja Power” text in the backcovers of their releases.

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Regular Studio Albums

Reverend Bizarre - In The Rectory of the Bizarre Reverend (2002)

Tracklist
1. Burn in Hell!
2. In the Rectory
3. The Hour of Death
4. Sodoma Sunrise
5. Doomsower
6. Cirith Ungol

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Reverend Bizarre - Harbinger of Metal (EP) (2003)

Tracklist
1. Harbinger
2. Strange Horizon
3. The Ambassador
4. From the Void
5. The Wandering Jew
6. Into the Realms of Magickal Entertainment
7. Dunkelheit

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Reverend Bizarre - Return to the Rectory (EP) (2004)

Tracklist
1. The March Of The War Elephants
2. The Festival
3. The Goddess Of Doom
4. Aleister
5. For You Who Walk In The Land Of The Shadows
6. Dark Sorceress (Autumn Siege)
7. The Wrath Of The War Elephants

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Reverend Bizarre - II: Crush The Insects (2005)

Tracklist
1. Doom over the World
2. The Devil Rides Out
3. Cromwell
4. Slave of Satan
5. Council of Ten
6. By This Axe I Rule
7. Eternal Forest
8. Fucking Wizard

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Reverend Bizarre - III: So Long Suckers (2007)

Tracklist
1. They Used Dark Forces/Teutonic Witch
2. Sorrow
3. Funeral Summer
4. One Last Time
5. Kundalini Arisen
6. Caesar Forever
7. Anywhere Out Of This World

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Count Raven - Discography

Of the several Black Sabbath-inspired bands on the Hellhound label, Sweden’s Count Raven, founded in 1987, was probably the most representative of the classic doom sound for which Hellhound was renowned. The band comes dangerously close to cloning (especially with the vocals being very Ozzy Osbourne-like) but in general the songs are strong enough to overlook this. After four albums (all pretty similar in style), a deteriorating working relationship between founder Dan Fondelius (vocals, guitar) and the other two members, Tommy Erikkson (bass) and Christer Pettersson (drums) forced the band to fold in March of 1999. Fondelius went on to form a new band by the name of Doomsday Government. All of their albums have been re-issued by Cyclone Empire Records in 2006.

After the reunion in 2004 the trio split again two years later, so Dan Fondelius hired Jens Bock (drums) and Fredrik Jansson (bass).

(from Last.fm)

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Regular Studio Albums

Count Raven - Storm Warning (1990)

Tracklist
1. Intro (Count Raven)
2. Inam Naudemina
3. True Revelation
4. In the Name of Rock'n'Roll
5. Sometimes a Great Nation
6. Within the Garden of Mirrors
7. A Devastating Age
8. How Can It Be
9. Social Warfare

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Count Raven - Destruction of the Void (1992)

Tracklist
1. Until Death Do Us Part
2. Hippies Triumph
3. Destruction Of The Void
4. Let The Dead Bury The Dead
5. Northern Lights
6. Leaving The Warzone
7. Angel Of Death
8. The Final Journey
9. No One's Hero
10. Europa

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Count Raven - High on Infinity (1993)

Tracklist
1. Jen
2. Children's Holocaust
3. In Honour
4. The Madman From Waco
5. Masters Of All Evil
6. Ode To Rebecca
7. High On Infinity
8. An Ordinary Loser
9. Traitor
10. The Dance
11. The Coming
12. Lost World
13. Cosmos


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Count Raven - Messiah of Confusion (1996)

Tracklist
1. Prediction
2. Shadow Box
3. The Loneliest One
4. Fallen Angels
5. Mountains Spirit
6. The Lie of Life
7. P.S.I. Power
8. Shine
9. The Divided World
10. The Viking Sea

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Count Raven - Mammons War (2009)

Tracklist
1. The Poltergeist
2. Scream
3. Nashira
4. The Entity
5. Mammons War
6. A Lifetime
7. To Kill a Child
8. To Love, Wherever You Are
9. Magic Is...
10. Seven Days
11. Increasing Deserts


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Pagan Altar - Discography

Pagan Altar is a doom metal band formed in 1978 in Brockley, England. Alongside Witchfinder General, they are one of the few “NWOBHM” bands to play doom metal. Although they were ignored by mainstream metal media during the early and mid 80s, their influence did not emerge until after the 80s incarnation had broken up.
Their gigs were characterized by moody, epic and heavy music interpreted with highly visual stage aspect which accented their interest for occult themes. Pagan Altar’s only release from that era was independent, self-released, self-titled album which was in later years often bootlegged. It was finally officially re-released on Oracle Records in 1998 and titled “Volume 1”.

In 2004, Pagan Altar reunited, re-recorded and released their previously unfinished second album, “Lords of Hypocrisy. These songs date back to the first 1980s incarnation. Also in 2004, “The Time Lord EP” was released, which contains recordings that date back to the band’s inception in 1978.

Their third album, “Mythical & Magical” was released in late 2006 and features a considerable amount of material that also date back prior to the 1982 release.

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Regular Studio Albums

Pagan Altar - Volume 1 / Pagan Altar (1982)

Tracklist
1. Pagan Altar
2. In The Wake Of Armadeus
3. Judgement Of The Dead
4. The Black Mass
5. Night Rider
6. Acoustics
7. Reincarnation

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Pagan Altar - The Time Lord EP (2004/1978)

Tracklist
1. Highway Cavalier
2. The Time Lord
3. Judgement Of The Dead
4. The Black Mass
5. Reincarnation

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Pagan Altar - Lords of Hypocrisy (2004)

Tracklist
1. The Lords Of Hypocrisy
2. Satan's Henchmen
3. Sentinels Of Hate
4. Armageddon
5. The Interlude
6. The Aftermath
7. The Masquerade
8. The Devil Came Down To Brockley
9. March Of The Dead

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Pagan Altar - Mythical & Magical (2006)

Tracklist
1. Intro
2. Samhein
3. The Cry of the Banshee
4. The Crowman
5. Daemoni na Hoiche
6. The Sorcerer
7. Flight of the Witch Queen
8. Dance of the Druids
9. The Erl King
10. The Witches Pathway
11. Sharnie
12. The Rising of the Dark Lord


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Pentagram - Discography

Originating from Arlington, Virginia, United States of America, one of the earliest doom bands around, having been around in one form or another since 1971, it’s safe to say that Pentagram had a big impact on Sabbath inspired doom metal that was to follow over the next decade. The band also strongly intertwines with the band Bedemon and is sometimes seen as one and the same. Pentagram are considered to be one of the all time classics by many older fans for understandable reasons. Their music can perhaps best be described as “proto-Doom” with a strong resemblance to the first Black Sabbath releases. The unique vocals of Bobby Leibling make sure they have a very unique sound. The first 7” was released under the name Macabre - guitarist Victor Griffin now has a new band called Place of Skulls. - the 1974 7” EP was never officially released and was only released in 100 copies on a test pressing.

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Regular Studio Albums

Pentagram - Pentagram / Relentless (1985)

Tracklist
1. Death Row
2. All Your Sins
3. Sign of the Wolf
4. The Ghoul
5. Relentless
6. Run My Course
7. Sinister
8. The Deist
9. You're Lost, I'm Free
10. Dying World
11. 20 Buck Spin

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Pentagram - Day of Reckoning (1987)

Tracklist
1. Day of Reckoning
2. Evil Seed
3. Broken Vows
4. When the Screams Come
5. Burning Savior
6. Madman
7. Wartime

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Pentagram - Be Forewarned (1994)

Tracklist
1. Live Free And Burn
2. Too Late
3. Ask No More
4. The World Will Love Again
5. Vampyre Love
6. Life Blood
7. Wolf’s Blood
8. Frustration
9. Bride Of Evil
10. Nightmare Gown
11. Petrified
12. A Timeless Heart
13. Be Forewarned

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Pentagram - Review Your Choices (1999)

Tracklist
1. Burning Rays
2. Change of Heart
3. Living in a Ram's Head
4. Gorgon's Slave
5. Review Your Choices
6. The Diver
7. The Bees
8. I am Vengeance
9. Forever My Queen
10. Mow You Down
11. Downhill Slope
12. Megalania
13 . Gilla?

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Pentagram - Sub-Basement (2001)

Tracklist
1. Bloodlust
2. Buzzsaw
3. Drive me to the Grave
4. Sub-Basement
5. Go in Circles (Reachin' for an end)
6. Mad Dog
7. After the Last
8. Tidal Wave
9. Out of Luck
10. Target

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Pentagram - A Keg Full Of Dynamite (Live, 2003)

Tracklist
1. Livin' in a Ram's Head
2. Much Too Young to Know
3. When the Screams Come
4. Madman
5. Mad Dog
6. Review your Choices
7. Day of Reckoning
8. 20 Buck Spin
9. Earth Flight
10. When the Screams Come (studio version)
11. Livin' in a Ram's Head (studio version)

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Pentagram - Show 'em How (2004)

Tracklist
1. Wheel of Fortune
2. Elektra Glide
3. Starlady
4. Catwalk
5. Prayer for an Exit before the Dead End
6. Goddess
7. City Romance
8. If the Winds Would Change
9. Show ‘em How
10. Last Days Here

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Trouble - Discography

Trouble was formed in Chicago, Illinois, USA in 1979 by vocalist Eric Wagner, guitarists Bruce Franklin and Rick Wartell, bassist Sean McAllister, and drummer Jeff Olson. Drawing deeply from Black Sabbath for inspiration (with occasional nods to the psychedelic sounds of the late ’60s thrown in for good measure), the band forged an uncompromising brand of classic metal all their own, made more unique by their gloomy down-tuned riffs and spiritual, often mistakenly religious lyrics, which quickly earned them the dubious “white metal” tag although Eric Wagner denies any connections to christianity. The album and songtitle Run To The Light was thought to be a religious title while it actually came from Eric Wagner watching Poltergeist and writing it down.

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Regular Studio Albums

Trouble - Psalm 9 (1984)

Tracklist
1. The Tempter
2. Assassin
3. Victim Of The Insane
4. Revelation (Life Or Death)
5. Bastards Will Pay
6. The Fall Of Lucifer
7. Endtime
8. Psalm 9
9. Tales Of Brave Ulysses

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Trouble - The Skull(1985)

Tracklist
1. Pray For the Dead
2. Fear No Evil
3. The Wish
4. Truth Is/What Is
5. Wickedness Of Man
6. Gideon
7. The Skull

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Trouble - Run to the Light (1987)

Tracklist
1. The Misery Shows
2. Thinking of the Past
3. On Borrowed Time
4. Run to the Light
5. Peace of Mind
6. Born in a Prison
7. Tuesday's Child
8. The Beginning

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Trouble - Trouble (1990)

Tracklist
1. At The End Of My Daze
2. The Wolf
3. Psychotic Reaction
4. A Sinner´s Fame
5. The Misery Shows (Act II)
6. R.I.P.
7. Black Shapes Of Doom
8. Heaven On My Mind
9. E.N.D.
10. All Is Forgiven

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Trouble - Manic Frustration (1992)

Tracklist
1. Come Touch the Sky
2. "Scuse Me
3. The Sleeper
4. Fear
5. Rain
6. Tragedy Man
7. Memory's Garden
8. Manic Frustration
9. Hello Strawberry Skies
10. Mr. White
11. Breathe...

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Trouble - Plastic Green Head (1995)

Tracklist
1. Plastic Green Head
2. The Eye
3. Flowers
4. The Porpoise Song
5. Opium-Eater
6. Hear the Earth
7. Another Day
8. Requiem
9. Below Me
10. Long Shadows Fall
11. Tomorrow Never Knows

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Trouble - Simple Mind Condition (2007)

Tracklist
1. Goin' Home
2. Mindbender
3. Seven
4. Pictures Of Life
5. After The Rain
6. Trouble Maker
7. Arthur Brown's Whiskey Bar
8. Simple Mind Condition
9. Ride In The Sky
10. If I Only Had A Reason
11. The Beginning Of Sorrows

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