Ghorot – Loss Of Light – Album Review
How black can blackened doom metal go, considering doom metal – by its very nature – is already pretty damn dark? If you’re Idaho blackened doom [...]
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Slowpoke – Slowpoke – Album Review
With aggressive growled vocals courtesy of Ben Chapman-Smith and Sabbathian psych-addled, stoner-doom riffs, Canada’s Slowpoke initially appear to have more in common [...]
Thūn – Thūn – Album Review
Thūn are a band that you may not be aware of before now….so, who are they? Well, according to the promotional bumph, they are an international metal collective [...]
Grief Collector – En Delirium – Album Review
Fronted by the Chief of Grief, Robert Lowe (ex-Solitude Aeternus, ex-Candlemass), En Delirium is the debut full length album from Minnesota’s Grief [...]
Ghastly – Mercurial Passages – Album Review
Judging an album by its cover can often lead you into a dark and deranged world like the strange aural universe that Ghastly reside in. This Finnish trio’s new album, [...]
Planeetta 9 – Pirun Piiska – EP Review
Hailing from southern Finland, Planeetta 9‘s Pirun Piiska EP is a four-part doom rock homage to old-school concept albums, replete with Sabbath-ian riffs, Finnish folk [...]
From The Ages – I – Album Review
The problem with doom metal instrumental albums is that they’re a bugger to review! How many times can we say, “this album is chock-full of bowel-loosening [...]
Celebrating 30 Years Of Paradise Lost’s Seminal Second Album, Gothic!
Gothic was released on 19th March 1991 via Peaceville Records. One album. Two genres successfully defined. Just the start of Paradise Lost’s evolution into becoming one of [...]
Gangrened – Deadly Algorithm – Album Review
Finland’s Gangrened ably mix sludge, doom, ambience and drone on their noisy debut album, Deadly Algorithm, due for release on April 9th, 2021. Deadly Algorithm is a [...]
Thunder Horse – Chosen One – Album Review
To call Thunder Horse‘s second album, Chosen One, simply a doom album would actually do it a disservice as this band of Texan trouble-makers incorporate far more than [...]