The debut album from Swedish doom purveyors Burning Saviours, delivered with a crushing weight that belied the band's newness.
- "Burning Saviours" was recorded in late 2004 at Studio Black Box in Vargön, Sweden. The album was produced by the band themselves alongside producer Christian "Craig" Johansson. It garnered attention within the underground doom metal community for its raw, unvarnished sound.
- The album was released on May 13, 2005, by the independent label I Hate Records. This release helped establish I Hate Records as a notable label for doom and extreme metal. It featured five tracks of traditional doom metal.
- Though not a mainstream success, "Burning Saviours" is considered a foundational release for the band and a respected album among doom metal enthusiasts. It showcased the band's commitment to the genre's core elements.
Burning Saviours is a Swedish doom metal band formed in 2004. They are known for their slow tempos, heavy guitar riffs, and melancholic atmosphere. In 2005, they released their debut album "Burning Saviours," a significant entry in the burgeoning Scandinavian doom metal scene.
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