Album Review: Rise to the Sky – Death Will Not Keep Us Apart (GS Productions)
Rise To The Sky is a solo death doom project that borders on the funeral side of things. Death Will Not Keep Us Apart is out on October 9th 2020.
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Funeral Doom
EP Review: Scent of Darkness – Insanitude (Masked Death Records)
Scent Of Darkness is a Funeral Doom Metal project born through the artistic expression of the mastermind Gianluca Moreo (ex-Vereor Nox). On the 20th of June 2020 ‘Insanitude’ will be released.
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EP Review: Terminal Aggressor II by Dragged into Sunlight
Dragged Into Sunlight have just released a new EP called Terminal Aggressor II, more than a decade after the release of Terminal Aggressor.
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Album Review: Bewailer – Where My Demise Dwells (Solitude Productions)
Released on November 8th 2019, Where My Demise Dwells is an album by the Moscow duo Bewailer. It contains seven tributes to the survival of human soul within the depths of its own darkness.
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Album Review: Mesmur – Terrene (Solitude Productions)
The third album ‘Terrene’ from international death/funeral doom act Mesmur is a colossal and moving sonic rendering of a dying world. It will be released on November 29th 2019 by Solitude Productions.
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Album Review: Slow – VI-Dantalion (Aural Music)
With VI – Dantalion, Slow create a deep and all-consuming atmosphere that will crush your mesmerised soul to the deepest depths of nothingness. It will be released on November 8th 2019 via Aural Music.
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Album Review: Raventale – Morphine Dead Gardens (Ashen Dominion)
Raventale return with a new album entitled, Morphine Dead Gardens. A 60-minute long concentrated atmospheric funeral doom metal release, full of emphatic melodies, catatonic viscosity and ether saturation. The album is out on September 9th 2019 via Ashen Dominion.
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Single Slam – Split Release by Coltsblood/Un (Translation Loss Records)
Doom/sludge merchants, Coltsblood and UN, come together for a split single with 1 track each managing to hit the runtime of a full album.
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