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Paradise Lost  Main Performer

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1 Enchantment MacKintosh/Holmes 6:01
2 Hallowed Land Holmes/MacKintosh 5:03
3 The Last Time MacKintosh/Holmes 3:23
4 Forever Failure Holmes/MacKintosh 4:18
5 Once Solemn MacKintosh/Holmes 3:03
6 Shadowkings MacKintosh/Holmes 4:41
7 Elusive Cure Holmes/MacKintosh 3:24
8 Yearn for Change Morris/MacKintosh/H 4:19
9 Shades of God MacKintosh/Holmes 3:54
10 Hands of Reason MacKintosh/Holmes 3:57
11 I See Your Face Holmes/MacKintosh/A 3:16
12 Jaded Holmes/MacKintosh 3:26
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Draconian Times

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Relativity

Style: Death Metal

Draconian Times

UPC: 088561153724

Release Date: 01/30/1996

Original Release Date: 01/30/1996

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [Enchantment, Hallowed Land, The Last Time, Forever Failure, Once Solemn, Shadowkings, Elusive Cure, Yearn for Change, Shades of God, Hands of Reason, I See Your Face, Jaded]
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Daevid Jehnzen

Paradise Lost's Draconian Times falls between stark, oppressive goth rock and crunching heavy metal. It's a bit more experimental than their earlier efforts, as it displays subtle industrial influences -- there's the occasional barrage of samples -- as well as more keyboards and a chorus, perhaps appropriately dubbed the "Dead Boys Choir." Draconian Times is intentionally unwelcoming music, but those who want to dwell deep inside its twisted corridors will find a few pleasures. Paradise Lost may not be terrific songwriters, but they can create and sustain a mood. ~ Daevid Jehnzen, Rovi