Erlend brings the cleaner, and softer lead guitar sound to make the beautiful melodies that drive the songs. Their melodies is what makes their vocalist sound so perfect for this album. The band playing behind Frode, are the two guitarist that really know how to bring the sorrow like feeling during the softer part of the songs. In the same song of This Barren Skin, he uses a deeper darker vocals singing “In their wake we are born dying, voicing insignificance.” to portray anger and frustrations. It fits perfectly with words of depression like: “As we marvel at our death, I would wane within your art, as you would become me, like ashes circling the pyre” were they are soft yet depressing. The new vocalist has a deeper, depressing style almost reflecting Katatonia’s, days when they were doom, but with a more bass vocalist sound to it. There is no female vocalist in this album, which really makes this album sound like another band. If you’re a fan of this band before, you will notice one major difference in the line up from their last effort. This album seems to a more clear and cleaner approach to production, to accommodate the beautiful melodies that they incorporate in most of their songs in From These Wounds. I haven’t heard too much from other funeral doom metal bands but the ones that I have checked out they seem to have a rougher production, much like Funeral’s pervious albums. Funeral uses depressing lyrics, with beautiful but dark melodies that make you as the listener feel sorrow, with fear of death at the same time. This is Funeral’s third full length album, a four year gap since their last album In Fields Of Pestilent Grief.

Put that of what funeral doom stands for and add beautiful dark melodies and you have Funeral. Review Summary: Walking the best path to Doom, six feet under…įuneral doom is described as a doom metal sub-genre that is slower, heavier, and uses ambient influences than normal doom metal.

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