Stijn van Cauter returns with a perfect package of cosmically-influenced Ambient Funeral Doom.
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The unnamed musicians behind Lizard Queen comprise a self-described Stoner Metal project from Gorizia, though they - quite accurately - also tag themselv...
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Sweden - Active.
| Epic Doom Previously named Forlorn (not to be mistaken with all the other Forlorns out there. Incl. a folk/black-metal band with 3 CD releases). Epic mid/slow tempo trad. doom metal. Something for the fans of bands like Candlemass and Solstice. Their music is a little more raw, however, and they have less of an Epic element in their music. Overall the music still has a good epic feel to it. Not in the least part due to the wailing vocals. |
| Tired | 1991 | None | Demo |
| Vivere non necesse est | 1992 | None | Demo |
| Waves of Sorrow | 1994 | None | Demo |
| Autumn Leaves | 2001 | None | Demo |
| Forevermore | 2005 | I Hate | CD |
| The Beyond | 2006 | I Hate | 7" |
| Throne Of Void | 2006 | I Hate | CD |
| Bliss of Solitude | 2008 | Napalm | CD |
| Silent Ruins: Redemption Part I | 2009 | Napalm | CD |
| Born from Shadows | 2011 | Napalm Records | CD |
| The Calm Hunter | 2014 | Cyclone Empire | CD |
| D Y S T Ω P I A | 2019 | Hammerheart Records | CD |
| isole@forevermore.se |  |
| Forevermore (2005) |
| Silent Ruins: Redemption Part I (2009) |
| All releases up to 2003 were under the name Forlorn. |
