Browsing Tag doom

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    INTERVIEW – Monolord

    Monolords Rust was one of the best stoner/doom albums out last year, if not the best and any disciple of hard rocking grooves and mesmerising riffs should check it ...

    On March 15, 2018 / By
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    INTERVIEW: Sorcerer

    Swedens masters of epic doom, Sorcerer return with their new album The Crowning Of The Fire King and we caught up with bass player Johnny Hagel to get the lowdown ...

    On February 5, 2018 / By
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    REVIEW: Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard/Slomatics – Totems (Album)

    It may be early in the year but 2018 has already got off to a dream start from any self respecting doom/sludge fans perspective with this split from ...

    On January 21, 2018 / By
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    INTERVIEW – Low Flying Hawks

    Low Flying Hawks blend searing doom, sludge and metal with elements of ambience and shoegaze to create a brilliant cacophony of intense music that is captivating to listen to. ...

    On September 21, 2017 / By
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    REVIEW: Sapata – Satanibator (Album)

    Finlands doom merchants Sapata don’t waste any time in showing off their doom riffs on their debut album Satanibator as that is the first thing that strikes you ...

    On June 24, 2017 / By
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    REVIEW – Red Moon Architect – Return Of The Black Butterflies (Album)

    Finnish funeral doom band Red Moon Architect follow 2015s Fall with Return Of The Black Butterflies and this, their album is without a doubt their finest work yet. ...

    On May 22, 2017 / By
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    REVIEW: Loathfinder – The Great Tired Ones (EP)

    Polish Blackened Doom outfit Loathfinder release The Great Tired Ones. From start to finish the record is brooding, and dark, the record’s cover is grim and desolate, and ...

    On May 17, 2017 / By
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    REVIEW – Coltsblood – Ascending Into Shimmering Darkness (Album)

    There are countless bands who would deem themselves heavy but very few could really class themselves as heavy when compared with Liverpools Coltsblood. Having gained momentum with a ...

    On May 2, 2017 / By
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    REVIEW: Kenoma – The Tides Will Prevail (EP)

    Personally not at all a fan of Kenoma as I feel that a doom instrumental band should never really be done, due to the fact it’s the vocals that made ...

    On April 20, 2017 / By
  • 8.5Score
    Releases 1

    REVIEW: The Crawling – Anatomy Of Loss (Album)

    The Crawling are certainly something different to what I expected them to be with the name. They’ve got some very death metal and doomy influences in their songs ...

    On April 13, 2017 / By