Limited tortoise shell (black and white) splatter vinyl LP pressing housed in gatefold jacket. Includes poster. In 1999, the Swedish doomsters/prog/gothic metallers Lake of Tears released "Forever Autumn", an album that was destined to leave an indelible mark and be loved madly by Lake Of Tears friends all around the world. Everything on this album, every note, the production, the acoustic parts, the vocals, the melodies, even the cover art, exudes a sweet melancholy, "dripping" autumn, overwhelming the listener with images and emotions, who is invited for 45 minutes to enjoy the infinite majesty of one of the greatest - yet so underrated - bands that have ever been emerged in Sweden. The 9 compositions of the album blend together so harmoniously that we can't choose which one is better than the other. They flow like a calm river that suddenly becomes stormy. From the opening kick of the mesmerizing "So Fell Autumn Rain" to the phantasmagorious finale that "To Blossom Blue" offers, there is not the slightest point where the interest is lost. Although all these are known and said thousands of times, we feel the need to repeat them once again. After all, "Forever Autumn" is now considered a classic album and that's what it is!
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Limited tortoise shell (black and white) splatter vinyl LP pressing housed in gatefold jacket. Includes poster. In 1999, the Swedish doomsters/prog/gothic metallers Lake of Tears released "Forever Autumn", an album that was destined to leave an indelible mark and be loved madly by Lake Of Tears friends all around the world. Everything on this album, every note, the production, the acoustic parts, the vocals, the melodies, even the cover art, exudes a sweet melancholy, "dripping" autumn, overwhelming the listener with images and emotions, who is invited for 45 minutes to enjoy the infinite majesty of one of the greatest - yet so underrated - bands that have ever been emerged in Sweden. The 9 compositions of the album blend together so harmoniously that we can't choose which one is better than the other. They flow like a calm river that suddenly becomes stormy. From the opening kick of the mesmerizing "So Fell Autumn Rain" to the phantasmagorious finale that "To Blossom Blue" offers, there is not the slightest point where the interest is lost. Although all these are known and said thousands of times, we feel the need to repeat them once again. After all, "Forever Autumn" is now considered a classic album and that's what it is!
