What makes Death is Glory...Now by Reverend Bizarre notable?

The album is celebrated for its ambitious length and intricate compositions, solidifying Reverend Bizarre's influence within the doom metal genre. It received critical acclaim, particularly from underground metal publications, further establishing the band as key players in the resurgence of traditional heavy metal sounds during the mid-2000s. Released in 2007, Death is Glory...Now marked Reverend Bizarre's third studio album and showcased their signature style as pioneers of the doom metal scene. At this point, they had already garnered a dedicated following with their previous albums, resulting in a heightened anticipation for this release.

Who is Death is Glory...Now for?

Death is Glory...Now works well if you're into brooding exploration of despair, heavy riffs for cathartic release and immersive long-form listening experience.

How many songs are on Death is Glory...Now?

Death is Glory...Now has 13 tracks, running approximately 104 minutes.

Death is Glory...Now

Reverend Bizarre

104 min · 13 tracks · doom metal

A monolithic blend of crushing riffs and haunting melodies creates an immersive exploration of doom's darkest themes.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Demons Annoying Me — This lengthy opener encapsulates the band's ethos, combining slow, brooding riffs with dark lyrical themes that set the tone for the entire album.
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Blood on Satan’s Claw — A standout track that showcases Reverend Bizarre's knack for blending eerie atmospheres with heavy instrumentation, creating a captivating listening experience.
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The Tree of Suffering — With its haunting melodies and powerful imagery, this track exemplifies the emotional depth present throughout the album, resonating deeply with listeners.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

brooding exploration of despair
heavy riffs for cathartic release
immersive long-form listening experience
haunting melodies for deep reflection
dark themes under slow pacing

Maybe skip if you

seeking instant gratification
prefer upbeat, quick tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2007, Death is Glory...Now marked Reverend Bizarre's third studio album and showcased their signature style as pioneers of the doom metal scene. At this point, they had already garnered a dedicated following with their previous albums, resulting in a heightened anticipation for this release.
Stylistic neighbors: Electric Wizard· Candlemass· My Dying Bride

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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

1 Demons Annoying Me 17:50
2 Blood on Satan’s Claw 8:31
3 Apocalyptic Riders 7:35
4 The Tree of Suffering 6:23
5 The Children of Doom 8:28
6 Odinn’s Men 2:38

Disc 2

1 From the Void II 11:03
2 Dark World 6:40
3 Broken Vows 4:44
4 Bend 10:29
5 Rotestilaulu 4:30
6 Deceiver 3:52
7 The Gate of Nanna 11:26

What to play next

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