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Shores Of Null — The Loss of Beauty album artwork 9.0
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SHORES OF NULLThe Loss of Beauty

A towering, uncompromising achievement in doom-laden extremity.

Shores Of Null — Homesick album artwork 5.0
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SHORES OF NULLHomesick

A staggering fusion of doom and death, where cavernous atmospheres meet soaring, melodic desolation.

Mother of Graves — The Light That Keeps Us album artwork 9.0
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MOTHER OF GRAVESThe Light That Keeps Us

Mother of Graves craft a haunting, expansive masterwork that blends heavy doom weight with melodic death metal precision.

Stoned Jesus — Father Light album artwork 7.0
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STONED JESUSFather Light

Stoned Jesus master the art of the heavy crawl, delivering a sprawling, psychedelic odyssey of doom.

The Body — The Crying Out of Things album artwork 10.0
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THE BODYThe Crying Out of Things

A towering monument of tectonic weight and atmospheric dread, The Body redefine the boundaries of drone and sludge metal.

Stoned Jesus — Songs to Moon album artwork 3.0
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STONED JESUSSongs to Moon

Stoned Jesus trade visceral grit for a hazy, synth-tinged atmosphere that ultimately feels more sedated than soaring.

Netherwilds — Peasant Rising album artwork 10.0
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NETHERWILDSPeasant Rising

A masterclass in avant-garde doom, where structural complexity meets visceral, earth-bound weight.

Boris — Bright New Disease album artwork 8.0
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BORISBright New Disease

Boris strip away the decorative fat to deliver a punishing, sludge-soaked masterclass in doom.

Boris — "hello there" album artwork 8.0
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BORIS"hello there"

Boris navigate the precarious balance between crushing sludge density and ethereal drone in a masterclass of heavy composition.

Candlemass — Chilean Vocalist Felipe Plaza Kutzbach Steps in for Candlemass on Australian Tour
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Chilean Vocalist Felipe Plaza Kutzbach Steps in for Candlemass on Australian Tour

Chilean vocalist Felipe Plaza Kutzbach provides guest vocals for doom metal icons Candlemass during their Australian run.

Early Moods — Ready For The Grave album artwork 8.0
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EARLY MOODSReady For The Grave

A masterclass in atmosphere, blending crushing weight with soaring, melody-first songwriting.

Runemagick — After Chaos: Nocturnal Vigil album artwork 9.0
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RUNEMAGICKAfter Chaos: Nocturnal Vigil

Runemagick craft a haunting, textured tapestry of death-doom that finds power in the spaces between the notes.

Temple of Void — The Crawl album artwork 3.0
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TEMPLE OF VOIDThe Crawl

A sluggish, suffocating slog through the mud of death-doom that sacrifices intensity for atmosphere.

Sleep — Hempispheres album artwork 9.0
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SLEEPHempispheres

A sprawling, psychedelic triumph that cements Sleep's status as the undisputed architects of doom-laden space exploration.

Green Carnation — Green Carnation - A Dark Poem, Pt. III: The Messiah Complex album artwork 8.0
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GREEN CARNATIONGreen Carnation - A Dark Poem, Pt. III: The Messiah Complex

Green Carnation masterfully blend doom's crushing weight with progressive sophistication on a sprawling, cinematic odyssey.

Crom — The Era of Darkness album artwork 9.0
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CROMThe Era of Darkness

Crom deliver a staggering, uncompromising blend of thrash and doom that defines the new standard for heavy metal.

Green Carnation — A Dark Poem, Pt. I: The Shores of Melancholia album artwork 8.0
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GREEN CARNATIONA Dark Poem, Pt. I: The Shores of Melancholia

A haunting, atmospheric journey through progressive doom that prioritises mood over muscle.

Green Lung — Necropolitan album artwork 10.0
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GREEN LUNGNecropolitan

A masterclass in atmosphere, 'Necropolitan' weaves doom and occult textures into a haunting, cohesive tapestry of shadows.

Green Carnation — A Dark Poem, Part II: Sanguis album artwork 4.0
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GREEN CARNATIONA Dark Poem, Part II: Sanguis

Green Carnation masterfully blend crushing doom with soaring progressive flourishes in a haunting, cinematic masterpiece.

Intensive Care — Was I Good Enough? album artwork 7.0
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INTENSIVE CAREWas I Good Enough?

A crushing, cavernous descent into the heart of sludge and drone, where pain is traded for ponderous, suffocating atmosphere.