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Photos by John Steel Don’t look to doom metal to find My Dying Bride’s closest peers. Though the ’90s metal press drafted the West Yorkshire band into the so-called “Peaceville Three,” alongside labelmates Paradise Lost and Anathema, their closer spiritual brethren are the Dark Romantic poets of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. That might seem absurd on its face, but as the band’s sound has evolved over their three decades of existence, their songs have remained anchored in the kind of stately, candlelit bleakness that Byron, Shelley, and Poe first perfected. Founded in 1990 with the intention of making what they naïvely called “slower-than-usual death metal,” My Dying Bride burst onto the UK scene by laying the groundwork for what would eventually become death-doom. Those “slower-than-usual” tempos were a key part of that formula, but even more striking were Martin Powell’s violins, which were presen

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