Megaton Leviathan's sophomore layers varied instrumentation and effects into a minimalistic yet tasteful concoction.
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A bleak, morbid mix of Sludge/Doom Metal, Dark Ambient, and Deathrock (in the style of Christian Death) laced with outbursts of Black Metal. Each song ...
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Times are tough for underground websites. (2014-03-12)
From where we're sitting, times look tough for the underground Metal scene. The music's still out there, but we're clearly not the only site that's struggling to find people to keep up with new releases, never mind having time to devote to classics that deserve revisiting. Is it simply something that's had its time, and is just slowly withering into obscurity as the last of the dedicated sites and forums and blogs fade away?
We hope not. It's a proud heritage, filled with defiantly independent spirits who form the bands, run the labels and publicise the scene. But it needs an active fanbase to nourish those things, to take an interest and participate in keeping them alive, to create some sense of community rather than lone voices howling in the wilderness.
That is why we are appealing, again, for anyone with time and talent to help. If you like Doom, and want to talk about it; if you want to support music that you love, then contact us to get involved. Not for material reward - there's little of that, to be honest - but for the satisfaction of being a part of this scene: to promote your chosen music, to discover more about it, even to make contacts and friends amongst the bands and labels - that's what being a reviewer or interviewer is really about. And if you don't feel able to write formally, why not join in on the forum instead? Share your thoughts and comments with us, ask questions or start discussions. It doesn't take much to build up a thriving group with common interests, just a little effort to get involved, stand up and be counted as a fan.
If you'd like to be part of the editorial team, contact us at info@doom-metal.com
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From where we're sitting, times look tough for the underground Metal scene. The music's still out there, but we're clearly not the only site that's struggling to find people to keep up with new releases, never mind having time to devote to classics that deserve revisiting. Is it simply something that's had its time, and is just slowly withering into obscurity as the last of the dedicated sites and forums and blogs fade away?
We hope not. It's a proud heritage, filled with defiantly independent spirits who form the bands, run the labels and publicise the scene. But it needs an active fanbase to nourish those things, to take an interest and participate in keeping them alive, to create some sense of community rather than lone voices howling in the wilderness.
That is why we are appealing, again, for anyone with time and talent to help. If you like Doom, and want to talk about it; if you want to support music that you love, then contact us to get involved. Not for material reward - there's little of that, to be honest - but for the satisfaction of being a part of this scene: to promote your chosen music, to discover more about it, even to make contacts and friends amongst the bands and labels - that's what being a reviewer or interviewer is really about. And if you don't feel able to write formally, why not join in on the forum instead? Share your thoughts and comments with us, ask questions or start discussions. It doesn't take much to build up a thriving group with common interests, just a little effort to get involved, stand up and be counted as a fan.
If you'd like to be part of the editorial team, contact us at info@doom-metal.com
If you'd just like to make your voice known on the forum, sign up here http://www.doom-metal.com/phpbb2/.
Welcome!
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The radio playlist is refreshed every fortnight, be sure to check it out twice a month!
| 2015-01-17 : Solitude Productions store update | |
| Price and discount revisions for 2015 | |
| 2015-01-17 : WarHorse reissues through Southern Lord | |
| Debut and final re-releases due 23rd February | |
| 2015-01-17 : Vote doom again: Sorrows Path | |
| Band still gunning for top spot at the Sweden Rock Festival | |
| 2015-01-17 : Atten Ash debut album release | |
| Due February 19, 2015 on Hypnotic Dirge Records | |
| 2015-01-17 : Norilsk debut full-length announced | |
| Due March 10, 2015 on Hypnotic Dirge Records | |
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 | Unheard Prayer
Amederia's derivative retreading of Gothic/Doom standards does not reach inspiring heights. |  | In Memories
I Miss My Death have made a decent job of presenting their intricate Symphonic/Gothic blueprint. | |
 | Medusa Truth Part 1
Omit have changed. But the whims of evolution do not always make sense. |  | Sands Of Time
Restless Oblivion show that there is still room for some individual character in an increasingly resolved genre. | |
 | Replacing God (EP)
Hell Muņeco's second EP has too many distracting flaws overlaying a decent foundation. |  | Doom Core (EP)
A solid and respectable outing for Hell Muņeco on their debut EP. | |
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| 2015-01-26 : Interview with Helevorn | |
| After many years in the business, Mallorca-based Helevorn's third full-length 'Compassion Forlorn' finally saw release. We took the opportunity to talk to frontman Josep Brunet about the band's history and future. | |
| 2015-01-18 : Interview with Wolf Counsel | |
| Quick introductory interview. | |
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