The debut full-length from Greek band Automaton is weighty, sludgy, coffin-lid-slamming Doom perfection.
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This band plays traditional doom with stoner rock hints and very strong Black Sabbath influence. The band has a tendency to sound almost identical to ...
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Australia - Active.
| Gothic/Doom Melbourne-based The Eternal arose from the remnants of preceding Cryptal Darkness as an atmospheric and melodic Gothic Metal band with Doom elements, drawing heavily on My Dying Bride influences. Whilst tending more towards Metal than Doom, the latter influence has varying degrees of strength across their various releases. |
| The Eternal (Demo) | 2003 | Self-released | CD |
| The Sombre Light of Isolation | 2004 | Firebox Records | CD |
| Sleep Of Reason | 2005 | Firebox Records | CD |
| Kartika | 2009 | Firebox Records | CD |
| Live At The East Brunswick Club (Live) | 2010 | Self-released | Digital |
| Under a New Sun | 2011 | Firebox Records | CD |
| When the Circle of Light Begins to Fade | 2013 | Audio Cave | CD |
| Sombre Light 2014 (EP) | 2014 | Self-released | Digital |
| Circle Of Live (Live) | 2015 | Sombre Light | CD+DVD |
| In the Lilac Dusk (Single) | 2018 | Self-released | Digital |
| The Wound (Single) | 2018 | Self-released | Digital |
| Waiting for the Endless Dawn | 2018 | Inverse Records | CD |
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| The Sombre Light of Isolation (2004) |
| Sleep Of Reason (2005) |
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| In forming The Eternal in 2003, guitarist/vocalist Mark Kelson carried some band members and already-written material forward from his previous project Cryptal Darkness, which was active from 1994 until its disbandment at the end of 2002. |
