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Barcelona's Litúrgia turn Catalan legends, pilgrimage routes, Romanesque church imagery, and the Catalan language itself into the material of their debut album I. Across six long-form epic-doom songs, local history...
William Friedkin's 1973 film, adapted from William Peter Blatty's novel, takes that logic and dismantles it. The Exorcist is a film about a demon who operates through misdirection, feeding medicine,...
Finnish doom trio Kalmo continue their run of standalone singles with “Feeding the Worms,” which they describe as their most complete statement so far. Mika explains its place after two...
Named after Bir Tawil, Xavier Godart’s solo project has spent more than a decade treating isolation as a working method. On Dua Min, live performance and a tighter electronic framework...
A signal comes before the full transmission. (((SIGNALS))) is Doomnation Radio's space for bands to tell us about their new single and what it points toward: why this song came...
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Mirror of Deception's sixth album Transience moves between the Demeter's ship log, a dolphin skull found in southern Chile, and Bronze Age violence in the Tollense Valley. Jochen Fopp and...
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Romania's Mauna Sol on "A New Life" and the secular desert at the heart of The Calling.
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A signal comes before the full transmission. (((SIGNALS))) is Doomnation Radio's space for bands to tell us about their new single and what it points toward: why this song came...
A signal comes before the full transmission. Signals is Doomnation Radio's space for bands to tell us about a new track and what it points toward: why this song came...
Sisyphean's third album funnels Camus, a medieval emperor's epithet, and the psychology of manipulation into 42 minutes of dissonant black/death metal from Vilnius. Produced at Poland's Hertz Studio, Divergence is...
On Blessings and Curses, Noise builds Non Est Deus around prayers and biblical citations rather than generic anti-religious provocation. The fifth album is strongest when scripture and criticism remain in...
Drummer Simon on studios, influences, and the particular weight of building something heavy in a city that has never asked for it.