Burning Saviours

The Profile

Burning Saviours are a Swedish doom/hard rock group from Örebro, formed in 2003. Known for a 70s-influenced sound referencing Black Sabbath and Pentagram, they released albums such as Burning Saviours and Nymphs & Weavers, working with Transubstans Records. Vocals by Fredrik Andersson are noted in reviews, and folk/stoner touches appear across their material.

Formed: 2003, Örebro, Sweden; Style: doom-influenced hard rock with stoner/blues elements; Key influences cited in reviews: Black Sabbath, Pentagram, Led Zeppelin, Jethro Tull, Kyuss; Label association: Transubstans Records; Noted vocalist: Fredrik Andersson; Reviewed releases on DeBaser: Burning Saviours (self-titled) and Nymphs & Weavers.

Two reviews track the Swedish revivalists’ journey from a listenable, Sabbath-shadowed debut to a harsher verdict on Nymphs & Weavers. Influences cited include Black Sabbath, Pentagram, Led Zeppelin, Jethro Tull, and Kyuss. Vocals by Fredrik Andersson draw strong criticism in the second review. Style hovers between doom-tinted hard rock, blues, and stoner rock. Overall take: derivative but occasionally enjoyable.