Agalloch

Agalloch began as the creation of John Haughm and Shane Breyer, named after the fragrant resinous wood of the Agarwood (Aquilaria agallocha). In early 1996, songs began to be produced by the duo and, during the summer, Don Anderson joined the band to further refine the material. These songs would later become the From Which of This Oak demo tape in the autumn of that year. This recording showed a large amount of black metal influence, with an amount of material which would later appear on subsequent albums in one form or another. Shortly after the recording, Jason William Walton was added to the line up as bassist. In 1998, the three recorded a new promotional tape solely for labels. It caught...

Ringtones

Album The Mantle - 2002

The Hawthorne Passage
The Lodge
Odal
A Desolation Song
I Am The Wooden Doors

Album Of Stone, Wind, and Pillor - 2001

A Poem By Yeats
Foliorum Viridium
Kneel To The Cross
Of Stone, Wind, And Pillor
Haunting Birds

Album Pale Folklore - 1999

The Misshapen Steed
She Painted Fire Across The Skyline 1
Dead Winter Days
She Painted Fire Across The Skyline 3
The Melancholy Spirit
Hallways Of Enchanted Ebony
She Painted Fire Across The Skyline 2

Album From Which of this Oak - 1997

As Embers Dress The Sky

Other Agalloch ringtones

In The Shadow Of Our Pale Companion
And The Great Cold Death Of The Earth
You Were But A Ghost In My Arms
A Celebration For The Death Of Man...