GREEN CARNATION Alive And Well...In Krakow DVD

Norway has a habit of making music that sounds like the sky is collapsing, and Green Carnation were doing it in ways most people still haven't caught up with.

Sitting somewhere between death metal's weight, gothic atmosphere, and progressive rock's refusal to stay in one lane, Green Carnation carved a genuinely strange path through the early 2000s Norwegian scene. Alive And Well. In Krakow documents them on stage in Poland, a live DVD that captures a band operating in a space where Katatonia, Opeth, and early Theatre of Tragedy all converge but none of them quite sound like this. The dark aesthetic runs all the way through, musically and visually, and if you're the kind of person who spent real time with The Quiet Offspring or Light of Day, Day of Darkness, this is an essential piece of the picture.

DVD format. Recorded live in Krakow. Released 2004. Norwegian origin. Death, gothic, and progressive metal.

Fans of: Katatonia, Opeth, Theatre of Tragedy, Anathema