Isolation Songs by Ghost Brigade, released 03 August 1. Suffocated 2. My Heart is a Tomb 3. Into the Black Light 4. Lost in a Loop 5. Nihil 6. Architect of New Beginnings 7. Birth 8. Concealed Revulsions 9. Secrets Of The Earth A Storm Inside.

GHOST BRIGADE took the world by surprise. Their debut album "Guided by Fire" () was received with raving reviews and praised by the music press all around the globe. Obviously the Finns hit a nerve with their highly original blend of Post-Rock, Metalcore, Progressive Rock, Death and Doom Metal.

Album Rating: Probably my favorite album from Ghost Brigade, first one I listened too. They mix godly these calm/hard songs and they write music with a lot of soul. I totally prefer them over Katatonia, even if I like Katatonia too. Really sad that they splitted.

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Ghost Brigade was a five-piece metal band from Jyväskylä, Finland, formed in They have taken elements from doom metal, depressive rock, post-metal, melodic death metal and progressive metal into their music. Wille Naukkarinen (guitars): "In Ghost Brigade, selling albums is not what it's about.

Ghost Brigade is a band from Finland that took the depressive rock sound from Katatonia and further improved it by adding influences from doom metal, death metal, black metal and post-rock. Isolation Songs is their second album which as the name suggests offers ten songs of solitude and melancholy.

Music, arrangements, production, lyrics, photography and artwork by Ghost Brigade. Recorded by Antti Malinen & Ghost Brigade at Seawolf Studios. Mastered by Pelle Henricsson at Tonteknik Studios. Identifiers: Barcode:

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The album is seriously great, one of my all-time favorites, but boy the LP edition sucks. The prints are nice and fine, but they completely screwed the mastering of the vinyl. everything sounds distorted, even in the early zones of each side (so I'm not talking about the more common inner groove distortion).