Besvärjelsen: Emil Interviews The Swedish Dark Doom Rock Quintet
Atlas by Besvärjelsen was released about a month ago, and after listening and reviewing it, I was given the opportunity
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Doom Rock
Premiere: Black Lung ‘Dark Waves’ – New Album Releases Tomorrow
The once bassless Black Lung are now a quartet after bringing four string thumper Mac Hewitt into their fold, and
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Review: Besvärjelsen ‘Atlas’
While doom rock as a genre to me seems like unexplored territory, I think there’s a lot of potential and
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Review: Black Lung ‘Dark Waves’
Black Lung hails from Baltimore and started as a trio in 2014. Their heavy blues sound dabbles into the psych-doom
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Review: Coma Hole ‘Coma Hole’
Rolling into view with their debut album, Rhode Island two-piece Coma Hole are about to solidify the theory that sometimes
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Review: Alunah ‘Strange Machine’
Birmingham UK’s Alunah have followed a slow and steady ascension to the vanguard of the UK doom scene since their
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Review: Messa ‘Close’
At the time of the release of their debut album Belfry, it was easy to describe Messa as an Italian
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Review: Deathbell ‘A Nocturnal Crossing’
One genre which has come to light for me in recent years is that of occult doom. A sub-genre I
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Review: Sleepwulf ‘Sunbeams Curl’
At this point, ‘retro-Swedish-doom’ might as well be its own sub-genre of heavy stoner, doom, and rock. As has been
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Premiere: Sleepwulf ‘Sex Magic Manifestation’ – New Album ‘Sunbeams Curl’ Releases 18th Feb
Time for a bit of Sleepwulf and their 70s influenced stoner and doom rock that the Swedish always seem to
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Review: Scarecrow ‘Scarecrow II’
The difficulty with modern bands playing in a style that is rooted in the ’70s metal revolution is that so
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