BARONESS 'YELLOW & GREEN' 2LP PICTURE DISC Hatebreed While it would initially seem

While it would initially seem that any metal band whose scope is deliberately limited would fall into a creative rut and end up irrelevant

Originally released in June of 1989

Ghost’s third LP

exposing the underbelly of human depravity in all its ragged glory

This book brought me back to the good old days”—Tomas Lindberg

BARONESS 'YELLOW & GREEN' 2LP PICTURE DISC Hatebreed While it would initially seemChanneling the alienation and sonic grandeur of Pink Floyds The Wall, erstwhile Southern sludge merchants Baroness largely left metal behind when they unveiled this stunning double album in 2012. Spearheaded by thundering single Take My Bones Away and rumbling rocker March to the Sea, the rest of Yellow & Green offers shimmering melodies (Cocainium, Eula, Collapse), quirky indie rock (Psalms Alive, Mtns. (The Crown & Anchor)) and wistful folk (If I