A 1995 Oslo tape, cut in the weather of the black metal years, comes back as the first gate of a fairytale that has not yet reached the garden.
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A 1995 Oslo tape, cut in the weather of the black metal years, comes back as the first gate of a fairytale that has not yet reached the garden.
The one-man funeral doom project follows last month’s nine-minute “Untitled” with another extended track, ahead of a self-titled record out October 31.
With Jason Roeder and Matt Pike gone, Sleep returns with Melvins drummer Dale Crover and Void guitarist Bubba Dupree, pushing toward space rock without fully finding its center.
The New Orleans sludge pioneers’ first single since 2012 works less as a comeback narrative than as a reminder of their uncompromising role in heavy music.
The epic heavy metal doom act opens *Witch Wife In An Alien World* with a speed metal track about a mounting water crisis — part Judas Priest homage, part direct political indictment.
The Denver doom metal band offers a list of the saddest songs they know, reflecting the emotional weight that defines their own work.
Carrion Empire has shared a video for “Knowing,” a preview of their forthcoming album Fade From Future Throne that layers doom, drone, and analog synth textures.
The Italian doom metal band’s new YouTube performance uses sacred architecture to amplify its ritualistic weight.
Infinite Illumination blends doom, thrash, and classic heavy metal into a cohesive statement that resists genre borders.
The Swedish band’s new album, Neverending, brings a gloomier atmosphere and a guest turn from Entombed bassist Jörgen Sandström on the closing title track.
