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The Carnival Bizarre
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Category: Doom Metal
Year: 1995
Label: Earache
Catalog Number: MOSH 130CD
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Personnel
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Lee Dorrian vocals
Garry Jennings guitar, Mellotron, keyboard, percussion, Choir
Leo Smee bass, Mellotron, Choir
Brian Dixon drums, Choir
Tony Iommi guitar (track 3)
Kenny Ball trumpet (track 7)
Mitchell Dickinson Gong (track 3), Choir
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Tracks
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1. | Vampire Sun | |
2. | Hopkins (The Witchfinder General) | |
3. | Utopian Blaster | |
4. | Night of the Seagulls | |
5. | Carnival Bizarre | |
6. | Inertia's Cave | |
7. | Fangalactic Supergoria | |
8. | Blue Light | |
9. | Palace of Fallen Majesty | |
10. | Electric Grave | |
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Existing comments about this CD
From: Doghouse Reilly |
Date: August 4, 2025 at 13:23 |
Lee, Gaz and company steer Cathedral further away from the Forest of Equilibrium sound on this third album, with more of a stoner-rock feel. This refinement of the sound of the previous album probably pissed a few people off, but The Carnival Bizarre might be my favorite Cathedral album. The production is clear and punchy, and that's rarely a bad thing in my book, though it does lack some of the low-end rumble from The Ethereal Mirror. The first three tracks are all groovy stoner-rock bangers before the swelling horror-movie synths and (of course) the tolling bell herald "Night Of The Seagulls," the first doom epic of the set. Here is where we get our allotment of gothic, crumbling-mansion-in-the-woods metal, along with the aptly named "Palce Of Fallen Majesty." This is just a terrific, well-rounded album from a band who rarely disappointed.
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