Of Sculptured Ivy and Stone Flowers

Of Sculptured Ivy and Stone Flowers
Studio album by Novembers Doom
Released	1999
Genre	Death-doom, gothic metal
Length	49:53
Label	Martyr Music
Producer	Brian Griffin
Novembers Doom chronology
Reissue cover

Of Sculptured Ivy and Stone Flowers is the second full-length studio album by the American death-doom band Novembers Doom, which was released in 1999. This album features an entirely different lineup from its predecessor, save for vocalist Paul Kuhr.

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"With Rue and Fire"	05:41
2.	"The Jealous Sun"	06:09
3.	"Suffer the Red Dream"	07:58
4.	"All the Beauty Twice Again"	04:17
5.	"Reaping Forest Calm"	05:30
6.	"Before the Wind"	03:10
7.	"For Every Leaf That Falls"	04:35
8.	"Serenity Forgotten"	02:10
9.	"Forever with Unopened Eye"	04:17
10.	"Dawn Breaks"	06:06
Total length:		49:53

2008 remastered version
No.	Title	Length
1.	"With Rue and Fire"	05:41
2.	"The Jealous Sun"	06:09
3.	"Suffer the Red Dream"	07:58
4.	"All the Beauty Twice Again"	04:17
5.	"Reaping Forest Calm"	05:30
6.	"For Every Leaf That Falls"	04:35
7.	"Serenity Forgotten"	02:10
8.	"Forever with Unopened Eye"	04:17
9.	"Dawn Breaks"	06:06
10.	"Serenity Remembered" (bonus track)	02:10
11.	"For Every Leaf That Falls" (Soft Version, bonus track)	05:15
12.	"Forever with Unopened Eye" (Soft Version, bonus track)	03:35
Total length:		57:43

Personnel

Paul Kuhr - vocals
Sasha Horn - drums
Cathy Jo Hejna - vocals
Mary Bielich - bass
Eric Burnley - guitars

Additional personnel and staff

Erik Kikke - guitars on "Forever with Unopened Eye"
Mark Piotrowski - keyboards on "Before the Wind"
Brian Griffin - producer, recording, engineering

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