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The Pale Haunt Departure
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Category: Death-Doom
Year: 2005
Label: The End
Catalog Number: TE052
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Personnel
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Paul Kurh vocals
Larry Roberts guitars, keyboards
Vito Marchese guitars
Mike Legros bass
Joe Nunez drums
Tommy Crucianelli Additional bass
Eric Burnley Additional keyboards
Dan Swano lead guitar on track 4
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| 1. | The Pale Haunt Departure | |
| 2. | Swallowed by the Moon | |
| 3. | Autumn Reflection | |
| 4. | Dark World Burden | |
| 5. | In the Absence of Grace | |
| 6. | The Dead Leaf Echo | |
| 7. | Through AChild's Eyes | |
| 8. | Collapse of the Fallen Throe | |
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| From: Doghouse Reilly |
Date: September 11, 2025 at 9:31 |
| One day about ten years ago, I was listening to Ian Christie's "Bloody Roots" show on satellite radio. That week, he was spotlighting what he described as "gothic doom." There were tracks from then-current albums by My Dying Bride and Paradise Lost, as well as other stuff like Lake of Tears and Draconian and of course Type O Negative. That one hour really triggered my interest in doom metal generally. Though I'd been aware of many of the bands already, that style just wasn't a big part of my listening diet. And at the end of the show, he played "Autumn Reflection" by Novembers Doom, so I made a note to investigate them too. I'm glad I did, because Novembers Doom is one of my favorites in this style. The Pale Haunt Departure is one of the band's heavier albums; the opening title track just crushes, and "Dark World Burden" sports a killer, headbanging riff. These guys could really slam hard during this period, and it's a little disappointing to see songs like that grow less frequent on t
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| From: Doghouse Reilly |
Date: September 11, 2025 at 9:39 |
| ... the last couple albums. Even the aforementioned "Autumn Reflections," though another of Paul's songs for his daughter, is stuffed with boulder-sized power chords. "Swallowed By The Moon" is the lyrical obverse, a failed father's desperate plea for forgiveness. Paul has always been guilty of occasional over-the-top wallowing in self-pity (he even uses the word wallow on "The Dead Leaf Echo"), but there are no real lowlights on this record, musically.
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