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"Sensational" and "Never Say Never"

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was greeted with vast acceptance in the metal world and also drew attention from Roadrunner Records

Godsend "GODSEND - In The Electric Mist / BLACK Vinyl LP" 12" eaten back to life com/1993914/the-black-market-the-month-in-metal-april-2018/franchises/the-black-market/creditsHighly acclaimed Doom Metal follow up remastered! I doubt that in the 90s, there was a way to avoid the ever present genius of Dan Swan. Godsend might not be the most familiar band he has cooperated with but surely not the least. Godsend succeeded in combining Doom with slight Gothic and progressive touches. On their second album In The Electric Mist Godsend progressed towards a more Pink Floyd ish and hippie esque form of doom metal. Folkish elements