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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Funeral Doom
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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Lycus ‘Chasms’ CD/LP/DD 2016
Chasms is the new album from Lycus and it is as deep and as dark as it sounds! This beautifully
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AHAB ‘The Boats Of The Glen Carrig’ CD/LP/DD 2015
The nautical lords of doom have returned with another aquatic album filled with masterful music. Taking the time to let
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Skepticism ‘Ordeal’ CD/LP/DVD 2015
Regarded as one of the pioneers of the infamous funeral doom genre, Skepticism has a long history of making heavy
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Dysphorian Breed ‘The Longing For The Tides Of Metamorphosis’ DD 2014
Has someone sinned? Is there a judgment from on high coming down? The sounds of choruses and orchestral bells seem
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Offerstigen ‘Solens Inälvor’ Digital EP 2014
So this band is obscure beyond obscurity. The only facts I can figure out about them is that they’re Swedish,
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Ea ‘A Etilla’ CD/DD 2014
Funeral doom is a very small subgenre when it comes to metal and not many good and dedicated bands last.
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