Swedish band from Borås led by Daniel Brennare, known for melancholic gothic metal/rock with psychedelic and doom-tinged atmospheres.

Formed in the early 1990s in Borås, Sweden. Led by vocalist/guitarist Daniel Brennare. Reviews and sources note lineup issues, a brief breakup and a later reunion. Discography shows stylistic shifts between gothic metal, psychedelic rock and more straightforward heavy rock.

DeBaser reviews portray Lake Of Tears as a Swedish group rooted in gothic metal/rock with melancholic, psychedelic and occasionally doom-tinged atmospheres. Critics praise albums like Forever Autumn and Headstones for mood and production while noting stylistic shifts and occasional unevenness. The discography shows experimentation across several records and a loyal if modest fanbase.

For:Fans of gothic metal/rock, melancholic and psychedelic-tinged heavy music; listeners of Paradise Lost, Tiamat, Katatonia and similar bands.

 Lake Of Tears represent one of the most underrated realities (unjustly) of the international metal scene, and with this "Headstones," dated 1995, they presented one of the most successful examples of gothic-metal with a Northern European influence.

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 Two years after the misstep of "The Neonai", Lake Of Tears return with this "Black Brick Road", and the difference is remarkable.

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 "Forever Autumn" is a work that makes its strength out of essentiality, without lingering in complex arrangements, but that also possesses all the emotional power of a psychedelic gothic album with folk contours.

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