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Tag: doom

29/11/2017 nausika

Where the Light Dies: showing variety and progression from thrashy BM to more complex funereal music

Pestilentia, Where the Light Dies, Final Agony Records, 12″ vinyl Final Agony 48 (2016) Coming into existence in 2002, Belarus

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31/08/2017 Ed Pinsent

Enter The Heptagon

Trepaneringsritualen is the Swedish industrial doom thing whose abject music has long been appreciated in these quarters…Thomas Martin Ekelund may

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31/07/2017 Ed Pinsent

Throne Of Blood

Now for some very grisly and soul-shattering “Horror-Electronics” from the American magus Burial Hex (Clay Ruby) last heard in these

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17/04/2017 nausika

Beat the Law: a set of filthy doom sludge songs coming at you at a fast snappy pace

Legalise Crime, Beat the Law, Poland, BSFD Recordings, CD023 (2017) From Poland comes this filthy doom sludge mob who rejoice

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02/02/2017 nausika

No One Deserves Happiness: an adventurous sludge / doom progression into songs of love and loss

The Body, No One Deserves Happiness, United States, Thrill Jockey Records, CD digipak THRILL 047 (2016) I admit I haven’t

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01/02/2017 nausika

Boa / Cold: a mesmeric fusion of droning desert Western doom and cold heavy industrial techno dub

Earth / The Bug, Boa / Cold, Ninja Tune, ZEN12394 12″ vinyl (2014) I sure did not see this collaboration

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22/12/2016 nausika

The Irrepassable Gate: an uneven recording with good moments … and some very long ones too …

Ash Borer, The Irrepassable Gate, Canada, Profound Lore Records, CD PFL174 (2016) If you’re thinking “there’s no such word as

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22/12/2016 nausika

Entropy: a dive into a world of black metal / doom fusion despair and hopelessness

Spire, Entropy, Germany, Iron Bonehead Productions, IBP 265 CD digipak / vinyl 12″ / digital (2016) Only recently have Spire

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01/12/2016 nausika

Absolution: good heavy doom sludge / melodic rock fusion debut needs a few tweaks

Khemmis, Absolution, United States, 20 Buck Spin, SPIN075 (2015) The debut album from Denver band Khemmis (cool name!), which the

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27/11/2016 nausika

Brunt (self-titled): a good debut of instrumental psych doom fusion work-outs

Brunt, self-titled, Hevisike Records, vinyl edition HVSK-1201 (2014) Since I heard this Channel Islands doom stoner trio’s “Blackbeard” EP, I’ve

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