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Doom Cinema

Swordman of Doom: A tribute to Tatsuya Nakadai

The cinematic legacy of Nakadai, born Motohisa Nakadai in Tokyo in 1932, finds its foundation in a unique artistic discipline. He maintained throughout his life a primary dedication to the...

November 14, 2025·Lihi Laszlo
Review

Review: Pilgrimage – From Amber to Sun (2025)

Attention! Pilgrimage have unleashed their second album, From Amber to Sun, an overwhelming masterclass in Death-Doom Metal saturation. This cross-border alliance, anchored by musicians from Malta and The Netherlands, constructs...

November 14, 2025·Lihi Laszlo
Doom Cinema

DOOM CINEMA: PI (1998)

The greatest lesson we take from Pi today is the terrifying clarity of its warning. We learn that the relentless pursuit of absolute pattern and predictability can destroy the self....

November 8, 2025·Lihi Laszlo
Review

Review: Evoken – Mendacium (2025)

Evoken stands as one of the fundamental pillars of American extreme doom metal. Formed in 1992 (under the initial name Funereus), this New Jersey collective has spent over three decades...

November 7, 2025·Lihi Laszlo
Review

Review: Spaceship Landing: A Tribute to KYUSS (2025)

Released by the digital label Witching Cult, this twenty-track collection gathers a global lineup to honor the architects of desert rock. A map of fuzz and heat drawn anew, tracing...

October 31, 2025·Lihi Laszlo
Review

Review: Death Has Spoken – Elegy (2025)

Formed in 2017 in Białystok, Poland, Death Has Spoken have grown into a reliable presence within the country’s doom/death scene. Poland keeps a firm grip on its doom offerings, and...

October 25, 2025·Lihi Laszlo
Doom Cinema

Doom Cinema: Sátántangó (1994)

When the Nobel Committee named László Krasznahorkai this year as the winner in the literature category, they spoke of his apocalyptic rhythm and circling prose. That description fits another figure...

October 18, 2025·Lihi Laszlo
Review

Review: Novembers Doom – Major Arcana (2025)

Across three decades, Novembers Doom have refined decay into discipline. Recording since 1995, the American band’s sound has aged alongside its voice, turning experience into structure. Major Arcana extends that...

October 4, 2025·Lihi Laszlo