Love Like Blood's 1992 album "An Irony of Fate" marked a shift towards a more melodic and accessible sound within the gothic metal genre. It featured a blend of dark atmospheres and traditional heavy metal structures.
- "An Irony of Fate" was released on August 31, 1992, by Nuclear Blast Records. The album was recorded at the Sound Lab studio in Germany. It featured a cover of the song "An Irony of Fate" by The Sisters of Mercy.
- This was the band's third full-length release. It followed their 1990 album "Flags of Hate". The album did not chart in Germany or other major markets.
- The album's production was handled by Harris Johns, known for his work with bands like Kreator and Sodom. The lyrical themes often explored existentialism and romantic melancholy.
Love Like Blood was a German gothic metal band formed in 1988. They were a notable act in the early 1990s German metal scene.
Tracklist
