Both perfect and perfectly bleak, Hangman's Chair unflinchingly face up to the dark side of human existence.
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The Black bring epic Heavy Doom that reminds of Black Sabbath, Count Raven or Penance. Slow Doom Metal crammed with many fast Heavy ...
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Russia - Active.
| Funeral Doom, Death/Doom Founded by E.S. in April 2003, originally as a solo project, Who Dies In Siberian Slush (WDISS) became a full band in 2008, and can be considered the style founders of Russian Funeral Death Doom. The band describe their sound as "drawing inspiration for their creativity from Russian culture and making their music absolutely Russian in spirit. This is the deathly grief of funeral doom metal, sounding like a last long farewell, painted in agonizing colors by the sounds of a flute and a trombone". Their Funeral-paced Death/Doom displays a very melodic, and at times even gentle, side, set off against cavernous growls that can make for an unsettling and compelling contrast to the complex and often delicate multi-instrument arrangements. |
| Who Dies In Siberian Slush (Demo) | 2004 | Self-released | Tape |
| Blood Pressure (Demo) | 2007 | Self-released | CDr |
| Rehearsal (Demo) | 2009 | Self-released | CDr |
| Bitterness Of The Years That Are Lost | 2010 | Solitude Productions | CD |
| four fragments of fading life (Split with Ego Depths) | 2011 | MFL Records | CD |
| We Have Been Dead Since Long Ago | 2012 | Solitude Productions | CD |
| The Symmetry of Grief (Split with My Shameful) | 2014 | MFL Records | CD |
| Bitterness Of The Years That Are Lost (Re-recording) | 2017 | MFL/Solitude/FZL | LP |
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| Bitterness Of The Years That Are Lost (2010) |
| We Have Been Dead Since Long Ago (2012) |
| Bitterness Of The Years That Are Lost (Re-recording) (2017) |
| WDISS are also known for being the first Russian Funeral Death Doom band to be released on vinyl. Their 'Bitterness of the Years That Are Lost', originally released in 2010, was completely re-recorded six years later and published in 2017 as a limited edition high-quality 12" gatefold LP. |
