SEND US AN ARTICLE

Do you have something unique and interesting to say about Funeral Doom? 

Share your echoes of despair. Fill out the form below to send us your content.

READ MORE

Interview with Pantheïst

atheistpreacher

Pantheïst, a band deeply rooted in the Funeral Doom genre, is known for their atmospheric depth and emotive compositions. The...

Interview

Destruction Of Orion – Decreasing Brightness

Tycho

Destruction Of Orion is a project from Sofia, Bulgaria, by sole member Orion, or Tehina Spasova as is her real...

Review

Burial Fog – Last to Mourn

Kai

Last to Mourn by Burial Fog oscillates between violent fantasies and the metaphorical loss of sunlight, describing the kind of...

Review

Oakmord – End of a Dream

Kai

Looking back at 2024, it is surprising that Oakmord’s second album End of a Dream received so little attention within...

Review

Drown – Subaqueous

Tycho

Subaqueous, by funeral doom metal band Drown, is a hauntingly immersive and emotionally rich album. It presents a scenario where...

Review

Doomslut – Black Ash

Gregory Ritchey

In Black Ash, Doomslut delivers a sonic funeral for humanity, drenched in despair and unrelenting heaviness. The album, a masterpiece...

Review

Föhn – Condescending

Tycho

Many of the genre-adjacent adjectives do not apply to "Condescending" in the way they do to other albums. For example,...

Review

Sektarism – Le Son des Stigmates

Kai

Sektarism, a band that embraces self-inflicted pain and the rejection of all morality as central elements of spiritual transfiguration, focuses...

Review