Agalloch

Pale Folklore

Studio Album, released in 1999
Prog Drone/Atmospheric Black Metal
Group: Prog
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Tracks

epic She Painted Fire Across the Skyline 18:54 Prog Black/Drone Metal
1.
Part 1 8:35
2.
Part 2 3:09
3.
Part 3 7:10
4.
The Misshapen Steed 4:54
5.
Hallways of Enchanted Ebony 10:00
6.
Dead Winter Days 7:51
7.
As Embers Dress the Sky 8:04
8.
The Melancholy Spirit 12:27
Total length: 1:02:10

Timeline

"Important for me to flag that the negative for me is personal taste towards black metal vocals, but listening beyond this Agalloch's debut is tinged with haunting gothic folk and symphonic elements which are at least very interesting but something they would actually dial back on later." (bartyMJ, C, )
"I've completely overlooked this album when I discovered the band, probably because I started with Dead Winter Days and hated the harsh vocals. But the rest of this album is marvelous, and I'm glad I fixed the mistake..." (PowerWyrm, S, )