Cathedral

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The Garden Of Unearthly Delights		(2006)		(read reviews)
Serpent's Gold		(2004)		(read reviews)
The VIIth Coming		(2002)		(read reviews)
Endtyme		(2001)		(read reviews)
Caravan Beyond Redemption		(1999)		(read reviews)
Supernatural Birth Machine		(1996)		(read reviews)
The Carnival Bizarre		(1995)		(read reviews)
Hopkins (The WItchfinder General) EP		(1995)		(read reviews)
Cosmic Requiem		(1994)		(read reviews)
Statik Majik		(1994)		(read reviews)
The Ethereal Mirror		(1993)		(read reviews)
Soul Sacrifice EP		(1992)		(read reviews)
Forest of Equilibrium		(1991)		(read reviews)
In Memoriam		(1990)		(read reviews)

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When man created heavy metal he wanted it to be hard, loud, upfront, but also fun. Music is, after all, a release from the everyday same old same old, and was meant to be enjoyed rather than endured. When Cathedral write a song, they incorporate all the elements that heavy music should possess, with a healthy dose of irony into the bargain. Cathedral are not however, a joke band - nearer the mark, they enjoy the irony of having a sense of humour in a day and age when many bands tend to take things far to seriously.



Vocalist Lee Dorrian views the band's image less critically: 'People try and analyse things to much. All we do is follow our instincts, we write the songs in a very intense short period of time and as a result the songs are very instinctive to us, so people should accept them for what they are without trying to label them.' - 'Supernatural Birth Machine'

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