The song’s morose, stacked guitar riff and Stainthorpe’s mixture of gothic moans and death-metal growls recall My Dying Bride’s early high-water marks like 1993’s Turn Loose the Swans and 1995’s The Angel and the Dark River.
Lie where I land let my bones turn to sand. Will remember the tale of the ghost on the shore. Judging from “Your Broken Shore,” which comes off the group’s upcoming The Ghost of Orion LP, the group has made it a point to return to that original spark, even though Craighan and vocalist Aaron Stainthorpe are the only original members. I'm the Lord of the lake and I don't want to leave All who sail off the coast ever more. They are usually only set in response to actions made by you which amount to a request for services, such as setting your privacy preferences, logging in or filling in forms. It’s the true essence of My Dying Bride, a group that could rightfully claim to be metal’s most sorrowful band. These cookies are necessary for the service to function and cannot be switched off in our systems.
The moment is beautiful and a little hopeful but also heartbreaking all at once. The Ghost On the Shore: 14: Ancient Names (Part I) 15: Wait By The. The only instrument left is Andrew Craighan’s guitar, sounding out like a trumpet until the drums kick back in. Browse 57 lyrics and 47 Lord Huron albums. About halfway through “Your Broken Shore,” the first new song by doom-metal firebrands My Dying Bride in five years, the band seems to experience a near breakdown.
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