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Review: The Howling Void – The Glow Of A Distant Fire (2025)
The April 2025 release of The Glow Of A Distant Fire, the ninth full-length album by The Howling Void, the monolithic, San Antonio, Texas-based one-person project of Ryan Wilson, is...
Beyond the Doom: Lamp of Murmuur – The Dreaming Prince in Ecstasy (2025)
This newest album, The Dreaming Prince in Ecstasy, is the synthesis of those extremes, a commandingly ambitious work that finds M. channeling the dark theatricality of the past while pushing...
Playlist Update: We As a Company; YOJIMBO; Harvest of Ash
Playlist Update 7.11.2025: Evoken; Toilet Snake; Coltsblood
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...
Playlist Update: Lights of Vimana; Pilgrimage; A Dream of Poe
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...
Review: Ritual Mass – Cascading Misery (2025)
Cascading Misery begins in density. The guitars arrive thick and murky, closer to the drag of earth shifting under pressure than to anything sharpened or metallic. The vocals enter as...
333: Three New Releases That Deserve Your Full Attention | Postmortal; An Tóramh; Nortt
As spring decays, three albums rise to pull us back into the soil. Grief and the slow collapse of light - this is death-doom reduced to its essence.
Playlist Update 11.7.2025: Deer Creek; On Thorns I Lay; Malokarpatan
Playlist Update: Deer Creek; On Thorns I Lay; Malokarpatan