About "At The Gallows End"
Nightfall is the second studio album by the Swedish doom metal band Candlemass, released on 9 November 1987 through Axis Records. After being dropped from the label Black Dragon Records, Candlemass were the first band signed to Axis. The group had a new line-up from their previous album including vocalist Messiah Marcolin, whose decisions became instrumental during the production and release stages of the album.
Two singles were released from Nightfall: "Samarithan" and "At the Gallows End". A music video was directed for the song "Bewitched" by Jonas Åkerlund. The album has been re-released in various formats and was followed up by Ancient Dreams in 1988.
Top songs by Candlemass
Epistle No. 81- Ancient Dreams
- Through The Infinitive Halls Of Death
- Somewhere In Nowhere
- A Sorcerer's Pledge
- Dark Are The Veils Of Death
- Black Stone Wielder
- Tot
- Abstract Sun
- Bearer Of Pain
- Bewitched
- The Prophecy
- Mirror, Mirror
- Darkness In Paradise
- Dark Reflections
- Droid
- Karthago
- Apathy
- Into The Unfathomed Tower
- Incarnation Of Evil
- A Tale Of Creation
- The Well Of Souls
- The Edge Of Heaven
- Soothe Me Into Oblivion
- The Dying Illusion
- The Bells Of Acheron
- Mourner's Lament
- Lidocain God
- The Ebony Throne
- Solitude
- Julie Laughs No More
- Aftermath
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