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Paradise Lost - Draconian Times (CD) (UK Import)
Paradise Lost - Draconian Times (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Paradise Lost
Music Genre: Rock, Metal, Heavy metal
- Label
- Music For Nations
- Cat No
- 82876 829162
- Released
- 2006
- Pressing
- Europe
- Styles
- Goth Rock, Doom Metal, Heavy Metal
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| Artist | Paradise Lost |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Music For Nations |
| Catalogue no. | 82876 829162 |
| Genre | Rock, Metal, and Heavy metal |
| Released | 5 June 2006 |
| Barcode | 0828768291627 |
Paradise Lost — Draconian Times
Format: CD • Label: Music For Nations (82876 829162) • Released: 2006 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Goth Rock, Doom Metal, Heavy Metal
Tracklist:
1. Enchantment
2. Hallowed Land
3. The Last Time
4. Forever Failure
5. Once Solemn
6. Shadowkings
7. Elusive Cure
8. Yearn For Change
9. Shades Of God
10. Hands Of Reason
11. I See Your Face
12. Jaded
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Along with country-mates Anathema and My Dying Bride, Paradise Lost are credited with creating the death/doom sub genre, although they have also been partially attributable for pioneering what is today known as gothic metal. Throughout their career the band have confounded fans and critics alike with their perpetual taste for reinvention and experimentation, a desire to work with producers from other musical genres, and an oft-stated refusal to repeat themselves for fear of stagnation.
, and established the band as one of death/doom's leading forces but by 1993's they were gradually moving away these influences and instead opting for a more melancholy, slightly goth-influenced (though still metal) mainstream sound, they continued this trend on the extremely popular (albeit controversial) and then losing almost all metallic ties on albums such as and . 2002's saw the band begin to revert to its goth rock and heavy metal roots, subsequent releases have charted the band's exploration back into gothic and heavy metal territory.
Source: Discogs
