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Tag: doom

27/11/2016 nausika

Keef Mountain (self-titled): a powerful start to a retro-70s doom stoner band’s career

Keef Mountain, self-titled, United States, The Company, THECO-001 CD digipak (2016) Hard to believe that this is Keef Mountain’s debut

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20/10/2016 nausika

Farewell to the Sun: a disappointing debut for a promising doom / post-BM band

Vow of Thorns, Farewell to the Sun, Canada, Forest Dweller Inc., CD digipak (2016) Although the foursome from southern Ontario have

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19/10/2016 nausika

776: a monumental doom-sludge psychedelic re-imagining of the United States

Phantom Glue, 776, United States, Negative Fun Records, CD NF-025 (2016) Being a typical dumb Australian, I thought “776” might

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16/10/2016 nausika

Attalla: sturdy introduction into fusion Sabbath doom and crushing hardcore

Attalla, self-titled, United States, Shadow Kingdom Records, CD / cassette (2016) After two years existing only as an independent self-release

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16/10/2016 nausika

Estron: a fun and enjoyable album of sci-fi sludge doom

Slomatics, Estron, Head of Crom Records, CROM7 12″ red vinyl (limited edition) (2014) Flush from reviewing their most recent album

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29/09/2016 nausika

Future Echo Returns: heavy doom with hard iron sludge, atmospherics and psychedelia is a winner

Slomatics, Future Echo Returns, United Kingdom, Black Bow Records, CD (2016) In the liner notes of a past album of theirs, Belfast-based

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12/09/2016 nausika

The Sontaran Experiment (self-titled): immersion into a world of dissolution with no chance of renewal

The Sontaran Experiment, self-titled, United Kingdom, Undergroove, UGCD054 (2008) Sadly whatever ambrosia juice the Time Lords used to drink on

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05/09/2016 nausika

Sistere: an epic debut of fusion post-rock / doom / sludge metal

Izah, Sistere, Sweden, Nordvis Produktion, digipak CD NVP028 (2015) For a debut album, “Sistere” is a whopper at 72 minutes

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28/08/2016 nausika

Ilmasaari: a good booming start for blackened doom duo Ashtar

Ashtar, Ilmasaari, Switzerland, Czar of Crickets Productions, limited edition CD CZAR027 (2015) Although the two members of Swiss band Ashtar

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02/07/2016 Ed Pinsent

You’re Already Dead

Here’s another scorching blast of intense negativity and doomified howl from Cadaver Eyes, the Israel-based duo of drummer-vocalist David Opp

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