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 Warning manages to give the same emotions stirred by more extreme genres through slow, steady drums and a mournful guitar.

 You’ll see that even you will be grateful to this unknown English band.

Warning's album 'Watching From a Distance' delivers a slow, mournful old-school doom experience with strong emotional impact. While it lacks stylistic innovation and features very homogeneous tracks, its melancholic atmosphere perfectly suits moments of deep introspection. The album is recommended for listeners new to doom seeking emotional depth in music. Despite some flaws, it offers a valuable musical companion for reflective moods. Listen to 'Watching From a Distance' and immerse yourself in Warning's soulful doom journey.

 With its noises, its darkness, its smell. All of this is Nightfall, the second album by the Candlemass, an absolute masterpiece of doom metal.

 The splendid voice of the new singer Messiah Marcolin acquires an epic, solemn, sulfurous, and biblical charge that will be hard to find in future bands.

Candlemass' Nightfall is a 1986 doom metal masterpiece defined by its epic, solemn atmosphere and the powerful vocals of Messiah Marcolin. The album refines the genre beyond earlier influences, featuring iconic tracks like 'The Well of Souls' and 'Samarithan.' Its blend of slow, dramatic pacing and melancholic lyrics creates an evocative listening experience that stands as the band's artistic peak. Nightfall is essential for doom metal fans and those seeking emotionally charged heavy music. Explore and immerse yourself in Candlemass' Nightfall—doom metal at its most majestic and emotional.