"A Crimson Cosmos" is the pivotal point where Lake of Tears' doom metal was enriched, evolved and grafted with psychedelia, progressive rock

Although as we have already pointed out, it is not easy to distinguish songs from Lake of Tears albums as they all have their own virtues, we cannot avoid the reference to the dark epic 'When My Sun Comes Down', which is one of Daniel Brennare's best perfoming moments, to the opener 'Boogie Bubble' that immediately captivates the listener, to the heavy and unhinged 'Cosmic Weed' or the fairytale-like 'Lady Rosenred'. We didn't mention 'The Four Strings of Mourning' though. Did 'To Die Is To Wake'? That is exactly why trying to single out songs is a futile process.

'A Crimson Cosmos' was embraced and loved by LoT friends and was the natural progression to give way two years later to 'Forever Autumn'. Having received so many messages about if and when it will be released on vinyl, it is safe to say that for many people out there it is probably Lake of Tears' crowning achievement.

27 years later, the time has finally come for 'A Crimson Cosmos' to be released on vinyl for the first time.

Track Listing

• Boogie Bubble
• Cosmic Weed
• When My Sun Comes Down
• Devil’s Diner
• The Four Strings of Mourning
• To Die Is To Wake
• Lady Rosenred
• Raistlin And The Rose
• A Crimson Cosmos

Additional Details

Label: The Circle Music

Genre: Metal

Run Time: 48 mins

Region: 0

Release Date: 01/17/25

UPC: 634240287015