Pallbearer
Pallbearer formed in Little Rock, Arkansas in 2008, with Brett Campbell on vocals and guitar, Joseph D. Rowland on guitar, John Hall on bass, and Mark Lierly...
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Pallbearer formed in Little Rock, Arkansas in 2008, with Brett Campbell on vocals and guitar, Joseph D. Rowland on guitar, John Hall on bass, and Mark Lierly on drums. Their early albums "Sorrow and Extinction" (2012) and "Foundations of Burden" (2014) established their approach to doom metal, drawing from bands like Candlemass and Black Sabbath while developing their own sound.
In 2016, bassist John Hall left the band, and Joseph Rowland took over both guitar and bass duties. Their 2018 album "Heartless" included tracks like "Cruel Road" and "Dancing In Madness" that continued their exploration of heavy, atmospheric music with introspective themes.
Their work has received attention from metal publications, with "Sorrow and Extinction" being named Album of the Year by Terrorizer magazine and "Foundations of Burden" appearing on Metal Hammer's year-end list in 2014.
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