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Doom Metal Album reviews
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
283
Garage Rock
45
Grunge
47
Hard Rock
149
Indie
77
Math Rock
42
Post-Grunge
77
Post-Punk
48
Post-Rock
64
Progressive rock/metal
336
Psychedelic Rock
53
Rap Rock / Metal
27
Rock
512
Shoegaze
71
Stoner Rock
21
Metal
Alternative Metal
143
Black Metal
39
Death Metal
44
Deathcore
16
Doom Metal
42
Gothic Metal
28
Groove Metal
17
Heavy Metal
24
Industrial Metal
33
Metal
392
Metalcore
74
Nu Metal
41
Post-Metal
23
Power Metal
34
Sludge Metal
39
Symphonic Metal
35
Thrash Metal
35
Punk and emo
Emo
88
Hardcore Punk
41
Pop Punk
60
Post-Hardcore
73
Punk rock
122
Country and roots
Alternative Country
28
Americana
77
Bluegrass
33
Country
72
Country Rock
56
Other styles
Blues
107
Electronic
39
Folk
89
Jazz
58
Jazz Fusion
52
LoFi
1
Pop
25
R&B
6
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
14
Soul
45
Genres
Doom Metal
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
283
Garage Rock
45
Grunge
47
Hard Rock
149
Indie
77
Math Rock
42
Post-Grunge
77
Post-Punk
48
Post-Rock
64
Progressive rock/metal
336
Psychedelic Rock
53
Rap Rock / Metal
27
Rock
512
Shoegaze
71
Stoner Rock
21
Metal
Alternative Metal
143
Black Metal
39
Death Metal
44
Deathcore
16
Doom Metal
42
Gothic Metal
28
Groove Metal
17
Heavy Metal
24
Industrial Metal
33
Metal
392
Metalcore
74
Nu Metal
41
Post-Metal
23
Power Metal
34
Sludge Metal
39
Symphonic Metal
35
Thrash Metal
35
Punk and emo
Emo
88
Hardcore Punk
41
Pop Punk
60
Post-Hardcore
73
Punk rock
122
Country and roots
Alternative Country
28
Americana
77
Bluegrass
33
Country
72
Country Rock
56
Other styles
Blues
107
Electronic
39
Folk
89
Jazz
58
Jazz Fusion
52
LoFi
1
Pop
25
R&B
6
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
14
Soul
45
Infinite Illumination
Spirit Adrift
8.6
Album review
Doom Metal
Heavy Metal
Metal
Rock
Infinite Illumination is a heavy goodbye. Spirit Adrift's final album moves back towards the slower doom sound that helped define…
Clearing the Path to Ascend
YOB
8.7
Album review
Doom Metal
Metal
Clearing the Path to Ascend asks for patience before showing its greatest strength. YOB divide the record into four long songs and…
Four Phantoms
Bell Witch
8.7
Album review
Doom Metal
Metal
Four Phantoms finds its weight in the space between its elements. Bell Witch let the bass ring out, give drums time for an accent…
Rituals of Shame
Warning
9.1
Album review
Doom Metal
Metal
Rock
Five songs in forty-five minutes. Warning clearly haven't returned to make anybody's commute more cheerful. Rituals of Shame is…
Master of Reality
Black Sabbath
9.5
Album review
Doom Metal
Heavy Metal
Metal
Rock
Master of Reality feels heavy before it feels fast or loud. The lowered guitar and bass tones give Black Sabbath's riffs an…
Epicus Doomicus Metallicus
Candlemass
9.2
Album review
Doom Metal
Metal
Epicus Doomicus Metallicus turns heaviness into something grand and melodic. Candlemass allows the riffs to move slowly, keeping…
Unself
Conjurer
8.7
Album review
Doom Metal
Metal
Metalcore
Conjurer make the quieter parts count on Unself. The Rugby band’s third album still has the thick riffs, harsh voices and sudden…
Paranoid
Black Sabbath
9.6
Album review
Doom Metal
Heavy Metal
Metal
Rock
The riffs on Paranoid are famous enough to seem obvious, but Black Sabbath make them feel remarkably unsettled. Tony Iommi's…
Foundations of Burden
Pallbearer
8.9
Album review
Doom Metal
Metal
Foundations of Burden sounds huge, but its strength lies in how carefully Pallbearer place their melodies. Heavy guitars give the…
Future’s Shadow Part 1: The Clandestine Gate
Bell Witch
8.5
Album review
Doom Metal
Metal
The Clandestine Gate again makes Bell Witch's extended form its starting point. It takes plenty of time over every change and…
Miserable
Bongripper
8.1
Album review
Doom Metal
Metal
Sludge Metal
Miserable mainly asks the listener to accept its pace. Bongripper divide more than an hour between three instrumental pieces and…
Heartless
Pallbearer
8.1
Album review
Doom Metal
Metal
Heartless gives Pallbearer's melodic side more room than ever. Heavy guitars still matter, but no longer determine every movement…
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