Oldest Sea – A Birdsong, a Ghost – Album Review
It’s not often that funeral doom offers up an almost cleansing experience but A Birdsong, A Ghost – and particularly the hauntingly ethereal vocals of Samantha [...]
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71TonMan – Of End Times – Album Review
71Ton Man? That’s a big fella. That’s some insurmountable heft to drag around! With a name like that you’d expect the music to match in terms of gargantuan ferocity [...]
Elderseer – Drown in the Shallowness – Album Review
68 minutes of melancholic doom / death meets funeral doom awaits any listener who ventures down the same path trodden by the UK’s Elderseer. For a full-length debut, [...]
Album Of The Week – Ahab – The Coral Tombs
The sea scares the shit out of us. It’s too big and too damn watery for our liking and with funeral doom merchants Ahab inspired this time by Jules Verne’s [...]
5 Essential 90’s Funeral Doom Metal Albums
When even doom is too fast…. it’s to funeral doom we turn! Presented in alphabetical order as opposed to any kind of ranking…. Esoteric – The Pernicious [...]
The 5 Greatest Funeral Doom Albums of 2021!
Year end ‘best of’ lists are ten-a-penny so, in this instance, we’ve delved a little deeper into metal’s fertile scene and coughed up a few modern classics from the [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Skepticism – Companion
Funeral doom pioneers Skepticism take their time – no surprises there – and we’ve had to wait an arduously long 6 years for a follow-up to their experimental 2016 [...]
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 [...]
15 Of The Greatest One-Album Wonders In Metal!
Here’s just 15 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 [...]