Withered Shades
by Ophis
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Love this album. The vibe from the album is heavy and sorrow driven. The guitar has the right amount of distortion that I want in my doom metal. The vocals are thick and heavy. The drumming is ominous. One hell of a great album
Favorite track: Suffering Is A Virtue.
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The Halls Of Sorrow
14:38
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Suffering Is A Virtue
09:37
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Earth Expired
11:33
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Necrotic Reflection
15:49
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Halo Of Worms
12:46
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The second full-length album of German band. New material, even more harsh and gloomy is professionally produced and ready both to bring joy to old fans of traditional doom-death metal and to attract interest of those who just has started to get familiar with the genre. “Withered Shades” accumulated heavy riffs and acoustic passages, combined dynamic parts and atmospheric interludes.
The new album of Ophis is a new precious book in the world library of doom.
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The new album of Ophis is a new precious book in the world library of doom.
Solitude Productions
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released June 1, 2010
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The Solitude Productions label was founded in July 2005 for promotion of doom metal varying within wide range from traditional to funeral doom. In the end of 2006 the BadMoodMan Music sub-label was found for promotion of the bands which do not exactly fit the style of the mother label. ... more
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