The new 8 track set filled with crushing epic doom spanning in about an hour time frame was recorded, where all of My Dying Bride's classic early albums were produced. Mixing once more
takes place at Futureworks in Manchester UK with the band's long-time studio engineer/producer, Mags.
takes place at Futureworks in Manchester UK with the band's long-time studio engineer/producer, Mags.
The new issue featuring the return of original guitarist Calvin Robertshaw to the second guitar is being described as "undoubtedly amongst the band's heaviest, darkest, and most majestic works to date, along with My Dying Bride's 25th anniversary on the doom metal barricade.
The band's assessments on the themes of Feel The Misery: "Contained within are all the grandeur and mastery of the melancholic one would expect to find on a recording from this group of musicians. The crushing of hearts and the solemn farewells to friends and lovers twinned with the destruction of flesh and the
passions of cruelty are laid neatly for the listener to devour and savor.
The band's assessments on the themes of Feel The Misery: "Contained within are all the grandeur and mastery of the melancholic one would expect to find on a recording from this group of musicians. The crushing of hearts and the solemn farewells to friends and lovers twinned with the destruction of flesh and the
passions of cruelty are laid neatly for the listener to devour and savor.
Eight new compositions detailing the path of life through dark doors and the burdens we all must endure simply to make it to the end, My Dying Bride have returned with a foreboding new album which may enlighten, delight and consume the soul in one epic sitting."
A new track was published from the upcoming 2015 album:
A new track was published from the upcoming 2015 album:
My Dying Bride - And My Father Left Forever
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