It really does seem like every year brings us tons of new funeral doom to sink our teeth into with the previous years seeming like something close to a water-desperate woodland where there’s clearly something, but not much. The last … Continue reading My Death Belongs To You – The World Seems To Be Fading
With one of the very first iterations of metal being what most of us have agreed to be what’s come to be known as doom metal, there have many a countless number of bands to come out of all generations … Continue reading Sleepwulf – s/t
It’s barely been two months since I was just here talking about Chasmdweller, and I was just as puzzled then as I am now to find myself already talking about them again. Granted, their last offering was just a 2-track … Continue reading Chasmdweller – Bacterial Lotus
The number of quality death/doom acts to have come out in recent years and risen to the task of delivering greatness that we can really sink our teeth into has risen tremendously, and you could almost point in any direction … Continue reading Hinayana – Death of the Cosmic
The soundtrack to the apocalypse is something that’s constantly changing simply based upon what kind of cataclysm we’re dealing with, and that has inspired countless bands to create something that fits such a description whether they know it or not. … Continue reading All Are To Return – s/t
There are few things that get me stroking my beard in immense interest as a solid and worthwhile split between two awesome bands. Lord Buffalo has been a constant in my listening habits for years now, and Palehorse/Palerider has been … Continue reading Legends of the Desert: Volume 1 – Palehorse/Palerider & Lord Buffalo
A proper crushing doom work is like nothing else out there. Creations like that are almost always epic in scope, immensely satisfying in the most uncompromising ways, absolutely devastating in every sense, and a real achievement because everyone knows it’s … Continue reading Subterraen – Rotten Human Kingdom
Doom really feels like the kind of style where two things are constantly in a battle for overall dominance: heaviness and riffage. It’s a constant war between the two where each band takes on their own special mix between one … Continue reading Saturn’s Husk – The Conduit
Funeral doom metal has been something that I’ve always been drawn to without exception ever since my fascination with the concept of ultra-long songs being implanted in my brain six years ago, and it’s a love that has only grown … Continue reading Atramentus – Stygian
I’ve been on record saying many times within the last while (what’s likely been almost two years at this point, I think) that the realm of death/doom has been extremely bountiful to me in many ways across many bands from … Continue reading Void Rot – Descending Pillars
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