The debut full-length from Greek band Automaton is weighty, sludgy, coffin-lid-slamming Doom perfection.
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A Scottish four-piece from Edinburgh playing a distinctly modern-Metal-influenced variant of old-school Sabbath Trad. Steady riffs with a '90s edge ...
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| Death/Doom, Gothic/Doom Ashes You Leave's first album, 'The Passage Back to Life', sounds identical to My Dying Bride's 'Turn Loose the Swans'. Except it has desperate and fragile female vocals over most of the album versus growled male vocals. From there on the male vocal presence more or less disappeared from the band entirely. The bands doom tendencies were eventually replaced by a straight forward Gothic metal approach. Most of reference to their doomed roots were cut on their second album. A curious band for fans of more romantic, female fronted Gothic metal. |
| The Kingdom Before The Lies | 1995 | None | Demo |
| Live at Ri-Rock | 1995 | None | Live Demo |
| Poetic End Of Life | 1996 | None | Demo |
| The Passage Back to Life | 1998 | Morbid Records | CD |
| Desperate Existence | 1999 | Morbid Records | CD |
| The Inheritance of Sin and Shame | 2000 | Morbid Records | CD |
| Fire | 2002 | Morbid Records | CD |
| Songs of the Lost | 2009 | Sleaszy Rider Records | CD |
| The Cure for Happiness | 2012 | Rock'n'Growl | CD |
| band@ashesyouleave.org |  |
| The Passage Back to Life (1998) |
| Desperate Existence (1999) |
| The Inheritance of Sin and Shame (2000) |
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| Named after a Cathedral song. Ashes You Leave's first album The Passage Back to Life (which is misspelled on the album as The Passage Back of Life. |
