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Review: Ghost Bath – Rose Thorn Necklace (2025)
North Dakota's Ghost Bath has always walked the line between raw black metal and mournful doom, shaping music that feels cold yet deeply human.
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A Beauty in Despair: 30 Years of Draconian Times
There are albums that stay with you long after the music fades. Albums that do not simply fill a room but settle into the corners of your life. Draconian Times...
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333: Three New Releases That Deserve Your Full Attention | Dawn of Solace; Melvins 1983; Cwfen
Join us as we dig through the murk to bring you three recent releases that are worth the weight. This time, it’s a trio that hits across the doom spectrum,...
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Special Features
Until the Doom Takes Us: Thoughts From and About Doomship Festival 2025
Beneath the rusted frame of Hamburg’s MS Stubnitz, Doomship Festival 2025 launched its inaugural edition. Docked like a steel carcass in the harbor, the ship transformed into a vessel of...
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Review: Pagan Altar – Never Quite Dead (2025)
There is a distinct stillness surrounding Never Quite Dead. Terry Jones may no longer be present, but his voice and shrieks remain woven into each riff and careful progression. This...
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Ahead of Doomship Festival: Setting Sail into Sorrow
We reached out to Olli — guitarist for Berlin’s funeral doom group Urza and one of the driving forces behind Doomship, to discover how a simple idea for a tenth-anniversary...
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Dark Easter Metal Meeting 2025 – Some Noble Impressions…
For me, a festival’s success is measured by who I didn’t know before — musically — and who I’ve become quietly obsessed with afterward. That’s how I track time: not...
Interview
Q&A: Rosary
Doomnation Radio caught up with frontman Misha to talk about the meaning behind the band’s name, the evolution from Telestai to The Broken Sacrament, and what makes the Polish doom...
Doom Cinema
CineDoom: The Lingering Terror of Hour of the Wolf (Vargtimmen, 1968)
Ingmar Bergman’s Hour of the Wolf (Vargtimmen, 1968) is a chaotic descent into paranoia and existential horror, a film that erases the boundaries between reality and nightmare. Starring the brilliant...
Doom Library
Doom Library: Thomas Ligotti – The Conspiracy Against the Human Race
Thomas Ligotti’s The Conspiracy Against the Human Race is a troubling unraveling of the self, a meticulous dissection of consciousness as a terminal affliction. Ligotti makes a grim but compelling...
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Doom Cinema: The Elephant Man (1980)
The Elephant Man is a bleak exploration of suffering, dignity, and society’s unforgiving treatment of those who do not conform. As a tribute to the late David Lynch, this review...
Interview
Q&A: Faustian Slip
Faustian Slip is the doom metal project of Jason Sullivan, a solo artist from Florida whose music blends classic doom influences with personal convictions, creating a sound that captures the...