Review: Mizmor ‘Wit’s End’
What makes you turn to heavy, cavernous music? I do it as sometimes my life seems trapped inside a chasm
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Funeral Doom
Review: Deber ‘Aspire To Affliction’
There are times where you want to hear something new and fresh within a tried and tested genre, but at
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Review: Skepticism ‘Companion’
After 30 years together, Finnish funeral doom legends Skepticism return with their sixth album, Companion, released on Svart Records. A
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Review: Blind Monarch ‘What Is Imposed Must Be Endured’
The funereal gloom of a downtuned bass and desolate drum beats welcome us to What Is Imposed Must Be Endured.
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Review: Omination ‘NGR’
There does seem to be a persevering idea in general extreme metal fandom that funeral doom hasn’t really moved on
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Review: Mourners ‘Act I: Tragedies’
Considered to be a continuation of UK doom legends Eye of Solitude, funeral doom duo Mourners released their debut record
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Review: Begräbnis ‘Izanaena’
Japanese funerary doomsters Begräbnis have existed almost a decade at this point and have a handful of releases under their
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Review: Bell Witch And Aerial Ruin ‘Stygian Bough Volume I’
A hugely anticipated album, Stygian Bough is the first time that the duo who make up Bell Witch have formally
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Review: Skepticism ‘Alloy’ Reissue
Some bands are the absolute purveyors of their respective genre – some to the point where they inevitably become part
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Review: Walk Through Fire ‘Vår Avgrund’
From Gothenburg, Sweden, step Walk Through Fire with Vår Avgrund, released through Wolves And Vibrancy Records. The title translates in
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Review: Adversvm ‘Dysangelion’
The doom genre is currently as dense as the riffage and guitars that often prescribes the scene but there are
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