Cathedral- The Garden Of Unearthly DelightsLabel: Back On Black Reissued 2013, Originally released 2005 Cathedral turned in lot of decent albums over a long and glorious career, but every one had a slightly different character. The Garden of Unearthly Delights harks back to the more extreme sound of early '90s Cathedral and skips over the more groovy, stoner albums that followed The Carnival Bizarre. There's also an angrier, faster, almost punkier tone here, though it's still as heavy and as

complete with a Bela Lugosi impersonator who intones with a thick Transylvanian accent

SHELLAC is a post-hardcore band from Chicago

lilting melodic arrangements

" Two 'new' songs were also featured: "Mary Jane's Last Dance" became one of Petty's most popular songs

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Termini's Corner

Not too far behind was Swedish group the Spotnicks

Mirror in the Face

Most notable hits were 'Everything Crash'

Love Me Till I’m Gone

The obsessiveness of Nocturne is inherent in its gentle harmonies

wields a voice that does that