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Paradise Lost

Paradise Lost: Obsidian

"No two ways about it. Once again, this is the real Paradise Lost album: it sends sacral shivers down your spine and spins a demonically alluring magnetism with a touch of the kiss of death, in which the soul of frozen hopelessness…

Medusa

A very good new album from a band that's only occasionally nagged by the feeling that it's playing things a bit safe, that it delivers a little less variety than its predecessor, and that it's still missing a more distinctive, ravenous…

The Plague Within

True, there are plenty of bands out there these days who handle death/doom better than Paradise Lost, but with The Plague Within they prove who the daddies of the genre are, and after more than a quarter century in the game they still…

Metal Camp 2012 – Day Two!

Day two of this year's Metal Camp kicked off a run of folk metal acts, which are clearly the darlings of the metal crowd these days, but in the end it all ran under the banner of death metal. Thanks to the excellent Kataklysm and the…

Belgrade Calling 2012 – Day Two!

Belgrade called and we answered. At the very first Belgrade Calling Festival, the first (or rather, second) day brought thunder from Satyricon, Paradise Lost, Black Label Society, The Cult and Ozzy Osbourne's crazy runaway train of friends!

The Anatomy of Melancholy

Britain's Paradise Lost have a hugely colorful twenty-year career behind them, full of plenty of highs and lows. Already with their debut album Lost Paradise (1990), together with fellow countrymen Anathema and My Dying Bride, they were…

In Requiem

Much has been said about Paradise Lost's many sound changes, their endless experimenting out of fear of stagnation, and their "betrayal" of their metal fans. Very few bands have a history this colorful. Paradise Lost

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