Angellore is a French atmospheric doom metal band, deeply ensconced within the realms of melancholic and ethereal music landscapes. Formed in the early 2000s by Walran and Rosarius, Angellore emerged from the southern regions of France, weaving their signature blend of funeral doom and gothic metal with poetic romanticism and somber nature-inspired themes. Their sound is characterized by a fusion of crushing guitar riffs, haunting melodic lines, and poetic lyricism, often complemented by a rich array of classical instruments like the violin and piano, as well as atmospheric synths, which serve to deepen the evocative and lamenting mood of their compositions.

The band's discography reflects a profound journey through sorrowful and dreamlike terrains. Their 2020 album "Rien ne devait mourir" is seen as a culmination of their art, signifying an eloquent expression of loss and existential despair, with the work receiving acclaim for its orchestral breadth and emotional depth. Earlier works, including "La litanie des cendres" (2015) and "Errances" (2012), helped solidify Angellore's reputation for crafting expansive, melancholic soundscapes teeming with gothic splendor and doom-laden heaviness. Despite their relatively modest output, Angellore has carved out a niche that resonates with fans of the genre, recognized for their dedication to creating music that evokes profound moods and envelops listeners in a shroud of spectral beauty.