My Dying Bride Trinity CD

Trinity Music

List Price	$11.98 (You save $1.93)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Death Metal, Enhanced CD
Label	Peaceville
Orig Year	1995
All Time Sales Rank	64411
CD Universe Part number	6659291
Catalog number	46
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 09, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Digipak

My Dying Bride Trinity Songs

	1.	Symphonaire Infernus et Spera Empyrium
	2.	God Is Alone
	3.	De Sade Soliloquay
	4.	Thrash of Naked Limbs, The
	5.	Le Cerf Malade
	6.	Gather Me up Forever
	7.	I Am the Bloody Earth
	8.	Crown of Sympathy, The - (remix)
	9.	Sexuality of Bereavement, The

Trinity Review

Guidelines
Remember to focus your comments on My Dying Bride Trinity CD.
Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy.

To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days.

Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.

To buy, Click on price to add to cart

Also Bought

Darkthrone Blaze In The Northern Sky CD (1991) Digipak

Trinity

$9.89

2003 reissue of the Scandinavian dark metal act's 1992 album features six tracks plus an exclusive multimedia enhanced interview with the band (Chapter 2), packaged in a digipak. Peaceville. Heavy metal has always championed the darker things in life, but whatever they might say in their interviews, most bands are really just mugging for the press, fronting a fantasy image for the benefit of their impressionable young fans. But all bets are off when it comes to the infamous Norwegian black metal scene, where in the early '90s popular bands like Mayhem, Emperor, and Burzum saw key members charged with real-life acts of crime ranging from church burnings to outright murder. Standing ...

Also Bought

Darkthrone Transilvanian Hunger CD (1994) Digipak

Trinity

$10.09

"Darkthrone is for all the evil in man," proclaims the back cover of Transilvanian Hunger, the Norwegian group's fourth release -- but more controversial is the proclamation that contained within was "Norsk Arisk Black Metal," loosely translated, "Norwegian Aryan Black Metal." One would have to be fluent in Norwegian to understand whether or not Transilvanian Hunger boasts a racist agenda, since all lyrics, save for the vampire-themed title track, are "sung" in said dialect, but such a proclamation reeks of a publicity stunt from this batch of antisocial black metallers (further evidenced by the lyrical contributions of Norwegian scenester/convicted murderer/Burzum leader Varg Vikernes). Look past this malarkey, and you'll find, well, an impenetrable wall of noise, a 39-minute blur of mosquito-buzzing guitar riffs, blastbeats, and inhuman howls. The album ...

Also Bought

My Dying Bride Turn Loose The Swans CD (1994) Digipak

Trinity

$9.99

After a series of EPs, two full-lengths, and a European tour, My Dying Bride had established themselves prior to this release, but Turn Loose the Swans, probably more than any other effort, confirmed the band's leadership position within the British death metal/doom metal movement. The gothic strains and pure depression of the band are in peak form on this recording. From the gentler strains of "Your River" to the deathly title track, My Dying Bride takes sorrow to new extremes on this Futurist release. Averaging a cool eight minutes apiece, each of this record's seven songs is dripping with treachery and pain, as the band's lyrical fascination with deceit and transgressions of every variety are apparent in every line. Some gentle string arrangements wind around the super-slow doom metal and sometimes-spoken, sometimes-screamed vocals, giving the record a dynamic twist that helped define the British death/doom sound. A strong early effort from My Dying Bride, Turn Loose the Swans should please fans of this band and their obscure ...

Also Bought

My Dying Bride Dreadful Hour CD (2001) Remastered; Digipak

Trinity

$10.05

Appropriately following the previous year's Meisterwerk 1 compilation, this 2001 release draws from My Dying Bride's catalog to form a track list of fan favorites (as voted on the group's website) and imports/rarities. Fortunate to be graced with material from the superior Turn Loose the Swans and Light at the End of the World, it would have been nice to hear a number from the controversial 34.788%...Complete on either of the two collections, but that isn't how the fans voted, so both retrospectives focus on material from only a few of the band's releases. My Dying Bride explained that the Top Ten songs were too long to fit on one disc, so the picks were divided and the room that remained was filled with more experimental material many fans haven't heard, which seems to defeat the purpose of a "hits" collection. Perhaps the band divided the project into two releases just to allow Peacevill the chance to charge almost double for what easily could have been one product. The "experimental" material doesn't stand up, making the second half of both records pretty unenjoyable -- and hard to recommend. So new fans might want to just purchase one of the group's better releases ...

Also Bought

My Dying Bride As The Flower Withers CD (1992) Digipak

Trinity

$10.29

Like Tool and Type O Negative before them, My Dying Bride fuses heavy metal with the deep, foreboding sense of gloom that informed mid-'80s goth-rock. As the Flower Withers, My ...