Online Radio for the Doomed - Doom Metal Radio & Metal Webzine
Watching from a Distance, released in 2006, stands with quiet certainty. Formed in the mid-nineties in Harlow, Essex, Warning was built around the voice and guitar of Patrick Walker, whose writing shaped the band’s identity – slow-moving, unadorned, and resolute-delivering doom metal stripped to its most human core.
What was it about Black Sabbath that made them one of the most influential rock bands of the 20th century? What caused a strange blues-rock band from the late ’60s to shake an entire generation awake and draw them in? What makes a band, without even trying, become a cornerstone – if not the cornerstone – of an entire genre?
These are the albums we return to. Works that refuse to stay within the confines of music alone. The Boats of the Glen Carrig remains faithful to Hodgson’s novel and carries his ocean forward into another medium, letting its silence and strangeness take on new form.
