Album · 1992

Shades of God

Shades of God is a 1992 metal album by Paradise Lost. It runs 12 tracks across 69 minutes on Nuclear Blast. Riffiter listeners rate it 4.0/5 from 1 rating.

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1 rating: 12
Tracks: 69 min
Runtime: 120 bpm
Tempo: D minor
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Design: Dave McKean
Photography: George Chin
Illustration: Dave McKean

Tracklist

12 tracks · 69 min

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Shades of God is the third album by Paradise Lost. It features the use of growling noticeable in the band's previous efforts although shows the beginning of the transition to more 'clean' vocals seen on the album 'Icon'. Produced, engineered and mixed by Simon Efemey. Recorded at Longhome Studios, Northants. March / April 1992. Guest keyboards by Robert John Godfrey. Additional Female Vocals by Sarah Marrion. Design and Illustration by Dave McKean. Band Photography by George Chin.

In brief

Is Shades of God good?: Riffiter listeners rate Shades of God 4.0/5 from 1 rating.
When was Shades of God released?: Shades of God was released in 1992 on Nuclear Blast.
How many tracks are on Shades of God?: Shades of God has 12 tracks, with a runtime of 69 minutes.
What genre is Shades of God?: Shades of God is catalogued under Metal, Death Metal.
What BPM is Shades of God?: Shades of God runs at a median tempo of 120 BPM across its tracks, most often in D minor, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to Shades of God?: Listeners of Shades of God also rate Master of Puppets by Metallica, Bloody Kisses by Type O Negative, Twilight of the Thunder God by Amon Amarth.

Shades of God at a glance

Label: Music for Nations
Produced by: Simon Efemey

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