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Tag: doom

01/02/2016 nausika

You’ve Always Meant So Much To Me: this mini-movie soundtrack will mean a lot in different ways

Wrekmeister Harmonies, You’ve Always Meant So Much To Me, Thrill Jockey Records, Thrill 339 12″ vinyl (2013) Originally this one-track

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27/12/2015 Ed Pinsent

Enfants Terribles

The album ÜTOPIYA? (SUB ROSA SR396) by French intellectual free-rocksters Oiseaux-Tempête is slowly growing on me, despite early spins where

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26/12/2015 Ed Pinsent

This Mountainous Abomination

Mannequin Hollowcaust’s ‘Slow Infector’ (STAND UP TRAGEDY RECORDS SUT14 / HEAD DESTROYER MEDIA HD08) is a magnificent instance of industrial

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23/11/2015 nausika

Ashen Light: leave out the vocals and this doomy depressive BM album is very good

Taiga, Ashen Light, Russia, Satanath Records, CD SAT067 / METALLIC 030 / LCDS 180/42 (2014) First of all, let’s deal with

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17/11/2015 nausika

A Etilla: earnest plod, bombast and a slow pace make for a lacklustre soundtrack

Ea, A Etilla, Solitude Productions, Russia, CD SP081-14 (2014) To have lasted 10 years and produced 5 albums purveying funereal

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09/11/2015 nausika

Inversum: a dark droning sludge doom trip into a downward spiral

Dark Buddha Rising, Inversum, Neurot Recordings, NR094CD (2015) As surely as the sun rises in the east and the fishes

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29/10/2015 Ed Pinsent

Saw Head

Saw are a Norwegian duo from Trondheim taking a basic rock-mode set-up, guitar and drums, and stripping the concept down

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13/09/2015 nausika

Black Autumn / Veldes: uneven split offering of atmospheric black / doom

Black Autumn / Veldes, self-titled split, Hong Kong, Nostalgia Productions, CD 005 (2015) Both Black Autumn and Veldes are ambient BM

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07/09/2015 nausika

Antikatataseis: intense opus of mind-boggling ambient blackened death doom

Abyssal, Antikatataseis, Profound Lore Records, CD digipak PFL154 (2015) 2015 is turning into the year of the revival of death metal and one

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03/09/2015 nausika

Worldbuilder: cosmic sludge-doom journey through inner space

Zirakzigil, Worldbuilder, Anthem, CD (2015) Starting out as a Tolkien-obsessed psychedelic noise-doom metal band in Portland, Zirakzigil – try saying

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