Worship Metal’s 10 Greatest Doom Metal Albums Of 2020
The end of 2020 is almost upon us (thank fuck) and Worship Metal’s annual countdown of some of the best music of 2020 continues unabated! While the title may say doom [...]
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9 MORE Of The Greatest One-Album Wonders In Metal!
Picking up where our 9 of the greatest one-album wonders in metal article left off, we’ve selected 9 MORE of the greatest one-album wonders in metal! Classic albums [...]
9 Of The Greatest One-Album Wonders In Metal!
Here’s just 9 one album wonders in metal (there are, of course, lots more) – classic albums from bands who apparently had a ‘one and done’ motto to [...]
Worship Metal Album of the Week – Drown – Subaqueous
Funeral doom, slow, ain’t it! A sub-genre that’s usually home to mournful dirges played out at a snail’s pace and beholden to depression, isolation, regret and [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Ataraxie – Résignés
Its taken six long years for French extremists ATARAXIE to unfurl their follow-up to 2013’s disturbing L’être et la nausée, six long years spent reinventing [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Convocation – Scars Across
Funeral doom is a particular sub-genre of metal that can prove particularly daunting and practically inaccessible to the ill-prepared metalhead, with a poorly executed record [...]
Antichrist – Pax Moriendi – Album Review
Crawling out of the Peruvian underground in 2004, Antichrist may have stalled in delivering their message (10 years in fact!) but a steady stream of demos between 2014 and [...]
Profetus – Coronation Of The Black Sun / Saturnine – Reissue Review
Originally released in 2009, Coronation of the Black Sun is the debut album from Finnish funeral doom outfit Profetus. This reissue, by Weird Truth Productions, features not [...]
Monarch – Never Forever – Album Review
When you kickstart your new album with a 15 minute excursion into sludge-infested, doom-addled pastures then you’re probably not bothered about testing the patience of [...]
Usnea – Portals Into Futility – Album Review
Portland doom quartet USNEA return with their third full-length, the crushingly potent Portals Into Futility. Inspired by dystopian science-fiction and the painful [...]