Review: Blazar ‘Fatal Cosmic Wound’
Fatal Cosmic Wound is the debut full-length from Barcelona’s Blazar, a sludgy funeral doom outfit who take their name from
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Funeral Doom
Through The Lens: Bell Witch / Fuoco Fatuo @ The Bread Shed, Manchester, 17th August 2023
few weeks back, yes, I admit, I’m not the quickest at sorting these posts out, I headed down to The
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Review: Voidhaven ‘Lithic’
While the cliché advises against judging a book by its cover, Voidhaven‘s album Lithic makes it hard not to do
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Estrangement: Dave Bowes Interviews JS & Ligamincer From The Funeral Doomers
It’s guaranteed that every year there will be plenty of releases that catch the ear, hit that riff-centric sweet spot
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Review: Estrangement ‘Disfigurementality’
‘Funereal-Flamenca-Nuclear-Jazz-Fusion-End-of-World Music’ doesn’t really feel like a genre and more a Mr. Bungle madlibs sessions gone horribly wrong (or right,
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Review: Angmodnes ‘The Weight Of Eternity’
Funeral doom often runs the risk of becoming a choice between shades of very dark grey. However, Angmodnes, comprised of
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Review: Mournful Congregation ‘The Exuviae Of Gods – Part I’
I am in no way what one would consider a funeral doom aficionado. Whilst I’m familiar with most of the
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Review: Telluric Effluvium ‘Voyage Of Sentient Decay’
Let’s just understand what Telluric Effluvium means roughly. ‘Telluric’, broadly means related to Earth/the Earth’s crust. And ‘effluvium’ are the
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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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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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