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Funeral Echoes exists to document the slow, the heavy, and the grief-laden. If your band dwells in these depths — funeral doom, death-doom, or the darkening edges of drone and ambient — and you seek a review or interview, you are welcome to reach out.

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Il Vuoto – Vastness

Kai

The concept album Vastness by Il Vuoto was shaped by Matteo Gruppi, the project’s sole member, around a “reflection on...

Review

Funeral – Tristesse

Kai

Tristesse by Funeral was released in 1993, before Funeral Doom had a name or an established genre landscape. Initially released...

Classic Revisited

Exitium Sui – Unravelling

Kai

Unravelling by Exitium Sui offers Funeral Doom with pronounced Black and Death Metal elements. The foundation is slow, heavy, marked...

Review

Rigor Sardonicous – Diatriba Deorum

Kai

With Diatriba Deorum, Rigor Sardonicous release their eighth album. The seven tracks clock in at 44:36; stylistically, the band, founded...

Review

Aphonic Threnody – Grace My Heart

Kai

Aphonic Threnody have taken a step further with Grace My Heart. Since the last album A Silence too Old, the...

Review

The Condition of Funeral Doom Update: Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation

Kai

Do you remember the article about The Contemporary economic and social Condition of Funeral Doom? With the Packaging and Packaging...

Feature

Ornamentos del Miedo – Este no es tu Hogar

Kai

The solo project of Spanish musician Angel Chicote, Ornamentos del Miedo (Ornaments of Fear), was initiated, according to his own...

Review

Loss – Despond

Kai

Despond by Loss is a product at the crossroads between depression and suicide: a total negation, a radical rejection of...

Classic Revisited