shroud of bereavement

epic neo-classical doom/death metal with pianos, violins and female vocals. music is somwhere between my dying bride,mourning beloveth, opeth and beethoven

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4 songs
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Picture for song 'Communion' by artist 'shroud of bereavement'

Communion

unmixed Extract from new album "Alone Beside Her" due out early 2005 (March timeframe)

Death/Black Metal

Picture for song 'A Rose For A Dying Muse' by artist 'shroud of bereavement'

A Rose For A Dying Muse

Epic doom/death metal track featuring female vocals and violins.

Heavy Metal

Picture for song 'The Forever Dance' by artist 'shroud of bereavement'

The Forever Dance

Neoclassical Doom/Death Metal Taken from the "forever Dance" demo 1997

Heavy Metal

Picture for song 'The Fools Lament' by artist 'shroud of bereavement'

The Fools Lament

Neoclassical Doom/Death Metal Taken from the "The Forever Dance" demo 1997

Heavy Metal

Shroud of Bereavement is a 7 peice neo-classical death/doom metal band with full violin sections,pianos, acoustic guitars,female opera vocals combined with clean and harsh male vocals.
Band/artist history
Shroud of Bereavement was formed in 1996 by Dan Robinson as a solo project out of the ashes of Mourndrear (featuring former members of December Wolves). After spending five years writing and recording various demos, Robinson met co- producer Matthew Hajiads, who then introduced him to legendary writer/producer/engineer/violinist Andy Hallpel (Thanks to Gravity). Robinson, then enlisted Happle's talents as engineer/violinist. Again, he was introduced to yet another legend, Hank Deckken (Metal Blade artists, Nevada Beach), owner of Dizzyland Recording Studios Rochester, N.H. There, Robinson spent over 30 hours recording the first cut, "A Rose for a Dying Muse" from the forth coming album "Alone Beside Her". The song took an entire year to compose...Rose was written for the death of Robinson's best friend, Dave Theberdge, in 2000. With a finished song, Robinson shopped it around in search of a live band. After enlisting the drummer, Dan Clarke, of Seattle's own In Memorium, things started to take shape. Now, with a full live band featuring Jenn Judd (Autmn Tears) on vocals, Julie Rousseau on keys, Darryl Swett also on keys, David Starratt (Somber Blessings) on bass, a session guitarist, and Dan Robinson on vocals and guitars, they form the seven piece metal dirge that is Shroud of Bereavement... the possibilities are endless. The reviews and buzz on the street are amazing. Recently, Shroud has been added to various compilation CDs, one that is rumored to be featured in up coming issues of Metal Maniacs, and Unrestrained. Shroud has plans for a full-out live assault on N.E. on top of having airtime on other various stations throughout America. For more information on Shroud of Bereavement go to www.shroud-of-bereavement.com Contact: Dan Robinson c/o Shroud of Bereavement 43 park Street Haverhill Mass 01832
Have you performed in front of an audience?
yes we play anywhere any time and we love it. our first show was the best
Your musical influences
my dying bride,anathema,shape of despair,morgion king diamond,mozart,beetoveen,vivaldi,candlemass.
What equipment do you use?
jackson guitars digitec guitar prossesing
Anything else?
come see us live,buy our merch, support you doom!!
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