Whispering Gallery

Dutch doom-metal band noted in the review for a six-member lineup with three vocalists, combining growl, scream and clean singing, and for blending doom with death and progressive keyboard arrangements.

According to the review: a six-member band with up to three vocalists; album Shades Of Sorrow is about fifty minutes long divided into eight tracks; prominent use of keyboards and violin; key tracks cited include "The Ghost Inside", "Afraid To Surrender", "Darkness Falls", "From The Grave" and "Beyond The Light".

A DeBaser review praises Whispering Gallery's album Shades Of Sorrow as the band's artistic peak. The record is noted for its multi-vocal approach (growl, scream, clean), strong keyboard and violin textures, and several standout tracks. Minor production and recording issues are mentioned but do not overshadow the album's emotional impact.

For:Fans of doom metal, atmospheric and progressive-influenced metal, listeners who appreciate multi-vocal arrangements and strings/keyboards in heavy music.