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- Summary: The third full-length release for the Richmond, Virginia, doom metal band was produced by Jack Endino.
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- Record Label: Relapse Records
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Heavy Metal, Doom Metal, Stoner Metal, Sludge Metal
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| I love a man, whose love is violence; Who always comes, who goes away. Who never brings me any flowers To blossom in my blazing shade. And all of... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Sep 18, 2015Expectations were exceedingly high for Grief’s Infernal Flower, and Windhand delivered a minor masterpiece and the best doom metal album of the year.
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Sep 18, 2015Die-hard Windhand fans won't be disappointed by Grief's Infernal Flower, and new fans mind find it serves nicely as a jumping off point to get more familiar with the group's material. Either way, it's an excellent addition to a record collection for doom fans everywhere.
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Sep 18, 2015Grief’s Infernal Flower is heavy in the best, most gratifyingly melancholy way.
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Oct 23, 2015With Grief’s Infernal Flower, Windhand goes from strength to even more strength, taking doom to the next level by refining tradition, rather than radically altering it.
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Oct 14, 2015She expresses no hesitation here, and for that, her band has never sounded better. Sure, you can come for the twin guitars and the loaded rhythm section, but at last, Cottrell has made it clear you’re staying for her.
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Sep 18, 2015Grief's Infernal Flower is almost doom-by-the-numbers (which should reassure fans), but Endino's production, Cottrell's vocal confidence and lyricism, and the band's willingness to push its grooves into the red provide an admirable next step.