Stoner and doom metal go together like PB&J, if you ask me. It’s been one of the most known hybrid genres in the world of metal right behind blackened death, or blackened thrash, and so on. Conan continues the tradition … Continue reading Conan – Revengeance
Funeral doom metal, you say? I am now stroking my beard in interest. If you want to start of the new year with a good, solid album that is quite possibly the epitome of funeral doom metal then you need … Continue reading Lycus – Chasms
There are so many different hybrid genres out there in the world of metal alone that it’s nigh impossible to keep up with each and every one of them. New ones are made up every single day with another album … Continue reading Akasava – Strange Aeons
For the past year or so, I’ve been in a loose partnership with the Indian record label/webzine/PR company known as Transcending Obscurity which is a major player in the metal scene in India as they sign multitudes of bands from … Continue reading Transcending Obscurity Label Sampler: Volume 1
I like to use this time of year to my advantage with all these other metal sites putting out their favorite albums of the year (really early since some do it in November) to find any albums that I missed … Continue reading Fórn – Weltschmerz
It’s very easy for so many genres to flow together seamlessly in such a way that so many elements of so many genres are blended together into one album that makes a truly unique sound when the final product comes … Continue reading Dreadnought – Bridging Realms
I like to think I’m familiar with doom metal along with metal bands that happen to shake things up by having a woman do the vocals which opens a shit ton of doors in terms of vocal style, but I … Continue reading Chrch – Unanswered Hymns
I’m a fan of tombs, I’ll say it up front. And for whatever reason this tomb seemed so much more atypical simply because it is the tomb of all motherfucking things. What does the tomb of all things have within … Continue reading Un – The Tomb of All Things
I’ll be upfront and say that this is technically not an actual album as this is just Motherslug’s first two EP’s put into one record by their record label, NoSlip Records, but they did it this year and it is an album … Continue reading Motherslug (self-titled)
I’ve always heard my doom metal and typically it’s been slow as that is the nature of the genre, but some bands have never been afraid to quicken the pace just a bit while still remaining true to the style (ie. Crypt … Continue reading Disenchanter – Strange Creations
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