The formidable Kam Lee is one of death metal's most prolific vocalists, and while not all of the projects he involves himself in are top...

I've occasionally commented in the past on how funeral doom so often traipses too closely between the paradigms of crushing sadness an...

While I'm sure I've seen Peru's Mirthless described as a 'funeral doom' band in the past, this full-length debut albu...

Though Ukrainians Narrow House hail from a tradition of soul leeching, somber funeral doom, the sound they've adopted for their debut ...

The strength of Seattle's Blood of the Black Owl has always been its cultural novelty, hypnotic architecture and strong sense of them...

Finland has long been the 'hotbed' for funereal doom, from seminal and often imitated 90s works like Skepticism 's Stormcrowflee...

Ah, new funeral doom! What a rare and not often promising sight these days. Faleng are an unknown entity hailing from the Moscow area, an...

Managing the lethargy of the funeral doom genre is a difficult task, one that so few of its practitioners succeed in, and that's probabl...

At the mere expression of the phrase 'funeral doom', my attention often crumples up like a dried parchment and withers quickly into ...

The ongoing recession of 2009 is apparently unsatisfied with just my bank account - it seems to have gone after the funeral scene as well i...

The best split releases are those that feature unreleased material from two or more artists that have already smitten you. This would be one...

Slow and low: the mantra of doomsters the world over, and their curse. As in most metal genres, this simplified hallmark of the style has b...

In the months leading up to this release, I quickly grew to have strong doubts about its quality due to small samples uploaded by the band. ...

Finnish and on Firedoom - you know you're in for a treat. Provided that you can enjoy the slow and low, of course. Juhani Palomäki...

First album in four years from funeral doom classics Esoteric ? Yeah, this was anticipated. When I first listened to this upon its release...

Ah, a bit of worthy doom for the day. Although Waverly Hills claim to be strongly inspired by Rigor Sardonicus , I'd like to skip over...

Whether specifically religious or not, Pantheist 's sound goes for a distinctly spiritual vibe. Airy synths make for a light, almost up...

Death/doom's power lies in the ability of the artists to present slow and heavy music with enough atmosphere and doom to keep it intere...

This material is actually part of a split with Bosque , but I really don't care about the other half. Here we have Senthil 's seco...

Ahh, Senthil . Purportedly hailing from Texas, this mysterious group (now sans guitarist by suicide, supposedly) has built an image of pure...