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1. Endtyme by Cathedral, released 26 February 1. Cathedral Flames 2. Melancholy Emperor 3. Requiem for the Sun 4. Whores to Oblivion 5. Alchemist of Sorrows 6. Ultra Earth 7. Astral Queen 8. Sea Serpent 9. Templars Arise! (The Return).

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2. "Cathedral Flames" is a suitably forbidding and majestic instrumental intro to the album before the band charges through fairly straightforward melodic stoner rock stuff in tracks like "Melancholy Emperor", "Requiem Sun" (very nice psychedelic-sounding, almost bleached guitar solo at the beginning) and "Whores to Oblivion" (good scratchy guitar effects at the end of the song).

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3. Endtyme Studio Album by Cathedral released in Buy full album. High Quality Kb. Browse similar in: Doom Metal albums Stoner Metal albums. Endtyme's tracklist: Whores to Oblivion. Low Quality Kb Low Quality Kb. Buy HQ Kb $ Alchemist of Sorrows. Low Quality Kb Low Quality Kb. Buy HQ Kb $.

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Endtyme on Discogs. Label: Sum Records (2) - - 2 • Format: CD Album • Country: Brazil • Genre: Rock • Style: Doom Metal Cathedral - Endtyme (, CD) | Discogs5/5(1).

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5. Whores To Oblivion Lyrics: World is falling before our eyes / We've sold our souls for - empty lies / Indoctrinations circle writhes In persecuted brainwashed minds / Master of this empty void.

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6. Jan 01,  · Endtyme is the sixth full-length album by British doom metal band Cathedral. Released in , this album is a return to the more dark and gloomy sound found on their first album. The cover art was created by Sunn O))) guitarist Stephen O'Malley. It was the first Cathedral album not to feature cover art by Dave Patchett/5(3).

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7. Endtyme is the sixth full-length album by British doom metal band Cathedral. Released in , this album is a return to the more dark and gloomy sound found on their first album. Released in , this album is a return to the more dark and gloomy sound found on their first album.

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8. Upon its release, Cathedral's Endtyme was heavily touted as a "back to basics" album for the British doom originators -- but this isn't exactly true. After taking its neo-hippie metal as far as it could, Lee Dorrian's combo certainly seems bent on revisiting the slothful, post-Sabbath dirge that characterized its earliest releases. But unlike its record company, the group doesn't seem nearly 5/

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9. Cathedral is the one band that takes the Sabbath essence, mixes their own equally dark vision in with it and produces doom metal that puts doom metal into new territory. They have produced incredible albums of doom music, experimented but stayed heavy, with Jennings' guitars and Lee Dorrian's alienating vocals leading the charge/5(21).

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