The debut full-length from Greek band Automaton is weighty, sludgy, coffin-lid-slamming Doom perfection.
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Highly psychedelic and melodic Stoner Doom with Progressive Rock influences. The band includes a saxophone player who gives a jazzy -and a bit kitsch- feel to t...
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Portugal - Active.
| Death/Doom, Progressive Doom This band plays very atmospheric and high quality death/doom-metal. Perhaps best comparable to early Anathema, mixed in with the epic doom of While Heaven Wept. However Why Angels Fall manages to escape the trap of sounding like yet another clone. Good vocals and musical compositions make sure you can get a lot of high quality moping out of the music. This is music to listen to at candlelight, holding a glass of blood red wine and philosophising about the depressive nature of human existence. The piano adds a nice extra dimension to the music. |
| Te Devm | 1999 | None | Demo |
| To the Sun | 2003 | None | Demo |
| The Unveiling | 2010 | Bubonic Productions | CD |
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| The Unveiling (2010) |
| The band was known as Te Devm during their demo with the same name. |
