Norwich death-doom quintet, Consecration, write and record their music as if auditioning for a contract with Peaceville records. Their sub-genre of doom is synonymous with England, mainly the industrial and…
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Does anybody write funereal rock music like Pennsylvania’s Deathwhite? As with Katatonia, their roots as a gothic-tinged doom band help them to produce a forlorn musical concoction that could appeal…
This year could be one of the most fertile for doom metal since the early 1990s. Messa, Eight Bells, Tuskar and Hangman’s Chair have all put their spin on the…
Experimental doom metal has its trailblazers in the post-metal scene, but the avant-garde interpretation from Italian quartet, Messa, raised many eyebrows earlier this year. Along with American trio, Eight Bells,…
Milton Keynes might be the birthplace of prog metal heavyweights like Tesseract and Monuments, but the town of brutalist architecture and red-brick housing can add a new name to the…
Death-doom metal originated in England with the emergence of Paradise Lost and My Dying Bride in the early 1990s. Though it never experienced a boom or saturation, influential artists like…
New Orleans heavyweights, Crowbar, have been bringing their brand of sludge to the masses since 1989. Guitarist, vocalist and band leader, Kirk Windstein, is the sole original member and only…
Russian duo, Inner Missing, are masters of the enchanting gothic metal synonymous with Britain and Europe in the 1990s, yet none of their predecessors dared to be as mournful as…
Greek trio, Agnes Vein, started as an experimental doom metal band in 2003 but now operate in an amphitheatre of pain closer to post-metal. Though they formed twenty years ago,…