#occult doom

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THE THREE WIZARDS OF TRUE BRITISH DOOM.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on the founding members and/or original line-up of English occult stoner/DOOM metal band, ELECTRIC WIZARD (1994-2002) -- eternal @!%¢#$®*& hails!!

Jus Oborn – lead guitar, vocals, effects

Tim Bagshaw – lead bass, effects

Mark Greening – drums, concussion

Sources: www.picuki.com/media/3439807154287308449 (Picuki 2x).

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Doom-o-dachi

[doomanddead]

The Morbid World of Heliophage

Here at Doom and Dead we shine a spotlight on small-time doom, drone, and psych acts that deserve more attention. Our favorite release this month came from Canadian doom trio Heliophage.

Occult doom outfit Heliophage hails from Victoria, British Columbia. Their new EP, A Cult of Weird, Horrible People, is a spiritous serving of campy horror with just enough real world suffering to make the songs relatable. A glance at the album notes makes it clear that the band doesn’t take themselves too seriously. Each member is identified with their own malady; schizophrenia for the guitar player, Munchausen syndrome for the bassist, and, of course, Parkinson’s for the drummer. The EP was recorded in a “mold-ridden dungeon” and mixed in an “ivory tower.” Fun (and fungal) references aside, this EP has a diabolical way of getting under your skin. The weighty riffs and heinous melodies are toothsome enough to satisfy even the most discerning doom wizards. So hit play with me, and let’s get this dungeon crawl started. 

The intro track, The Sacrifice, sets the mood with B-movie dialogue laid over a bed of fuzz. Bring on the Satanic panic!

Gallows Raised rocks the stockades and rattles your manacles with fuzz-drenched grooves. The song pairs clean vocals with riffs so nasty they’ll turn your eyelids inside out. The lyrics tell the tale of an accused murderer with a monstrous surprise. This jam is sure to get every skull in the oubliette bobbing. Gallows Raised is a raucous good time stacked to the stalactites with heavy riffs, spooky imagery, and an impending sense of dread.

The band slows things down to a crawl with the lumbering tune, Disciple of Death. This vile bass line commandeers the senses, corrupts virgins, and converts the unwary to Heliophage’s black coven. A eely guitar solo reaches out through the darkness, slithering into every hole and crevice it can find. This track is temptation incarnate, a glimmering shard of doom metal in the blackness. Evil can never be fully eradicated, kids. So embrace it and be merry.

One thing I love about this EP is that Heliophage isn’t afraid to mix things up. Thirteen Against One features fast beats and growled vocals straight from the goblin’s den. The band rips through a vicious punk anthem, oozing their dank, mossy doom sensibilities all over it.

The EP closes on Malignant Hydra. This chugging brute explores medical terror and the depths of physical suffering. Dizzying riffs construct a hallucinatory nightmare. Clean and blackened vocals reflect the brutality of bodily destruction. A putrid guitar solo rips through the fabric of reality between life and death. The drum work in the final minute of the song is a thing of terrible beauty. 

Fans of Electric Wizard, Uncle Acid and The Deadbeats, and Black Capricorn will find themselves drawn this unholy offering. Ghouls, nerds, devil worshipers, acid freaks, and necromancers of all stripes should also take note. The band claims to have planted a bit of cordyceps fungus in this EP to bend listeners to their will. However, their fiendish plot won’t work on m… m… … yesssss, masters. 

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Saturday Night Satan to release full lenght album "All Things Black" in March

Saturday Night Satan to release full lenght album "All Things Black" in March, Via Made of Stone Recordings. #saturdaynightsatan

Via Made of Stone Recordings Emerging like a shadow from the underground, Saturday Night Satan is an occult doom heavy metal band hailing from Greece, a country infamous for its dark metal tradition. Based on the artistic endeavors of a core duo—Kate Soulthorn on vocals and Jim Kotsis on bass, guitars, and backing vocals, who is also a member of the traditional heavy metal band Black Soul…

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Album Review: Tumanduumband - Throne of Grief (Cursed Monk Records)

Tumanduumband have arrived from the deepest and darkest recesses of the void, and they are here to collect souls to bring back with them.

Tumanduumband are an ultra-heavy occult doom duo, hailing from the darkest depths of the West Midlands, UK. Their debut album ‘Throne of Grief’ will be released on October 27th, 2023, via Cursed Monk Records. Good-f**king-grief. This is heavy, and if that’s not enough, it is also super-sinister and emphatically miserable. Tumanduumband have arrived from the deepest and darkest recesses of the…

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Devils and the Mouth of Hell details from South Leigh doom painting 15th C- South Leigh, UK

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The List of Seven, 1993 - oil on board ― Les Edwards (British, b.1949)

https://lesedwards.com/

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[oldmandoomer]

The Offering - ink. 2023

GBFA

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Artist in the watermark 🔥🖌️

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

DOCUMENTING THE "HEAVIEST BAND IN THE UNIVERSE" ON THEIR RETURN TRIP TO THE STATES.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on recently unearthed live shots of English stoner/DOOM metal band ELECTRIC WIZARD, during the band's second tour of the U.S.A., during their Portland and Chicago shows, c. June 2002.

EXTRA INFO: The black and white pic was taken on the WIZARD's tour bus (with Frank from SONS OF OTIS).

Source: www.reddit.com/r/doommetal/comments/1cetbip.

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Moons Out, Goons Out by Warlord Colossus

[doomanddead]

October Pick: Something Heavy This Way Comes

Here at Doom and Dead we shine a spotlight on small-time doom, drone, and psych acts that deserve more attention. Our favorite release this month comes from an occult doom trio called Outback.

The band’s latest EP, Wytch, is the perfect listen when the air is chilled and the veil is thin. Lumbering riffs and psychotropic guitar work stalk the listener through a dizzying display of esoteric arts. The enchantment cast by the instrumentals is central to each of the three tracks. Sparse vocals, sometimes clean and sometimes nasty, add to the leaden atmosphere.

You know you’re in for a treat when that first note drops like a fucking anvil. Circle Psilocybe is a brief but potent offering. Slow and heavy wins this race. This track is an enigmatic elixir that leaves your head spinning and shadows crawling at the edge of your vision. The drum work is tight and vicious with a masterful balance between economy and complexity. 

Fern and Henbane builds gradually like a procession of cloaked figures approaching a sacred catacomb. You’re about to bear witness to an arcane ceremony not meant for human perception. Riffs unfurl at a glacial pace. Screamed vocals punctuate the track. The bass is so bulky it buzzes through walls of solid stone. The air is coppery with blood sacrifice and cosmic dread. Desperation escalates and delirium swirls. The final two minutes ensnare listeners in a delicious hallucinogenic groove before the spell unravels and the abomination dissipates back into mud. 

Malachi IV/Dying Sun is an imposing megalith, nearly 12 minutes end-to-end. It’s a proper fucking doom slog through bubbling laboratories and twisted rituals. Clean vocals rise and fall in harmony with the blackness. Geometric riffs turn the band’s prog sensibilities into gold. Instruments are stripped away, only to build back drip by psychedelic drip. We bliss out on cosmic waves. A wailing guitar shimmers over a throaty bass line. The band chugs it out until gravity is back in full force. Grip your broomsticks tight, folks, because this one’s a hell of a ride. 

Outback’s compositions will capture the attention of doom heads and psych fiends alike. The tracks on Wytch are plodding, mysterious, and overwhelmingly heavy. The dim atmosphere invokes a sinister workshop shifting between moments of quiet study and frenetic conjuration. It’s an EP full of creeping brutality, carefully wrought. If weighty riffs and malefic practices make you cackle with glee, then pick this one up before the witching hour strikes.

[aronaax]

miyuka stuff ! worlds best mother award does Not go to her . blood n slight nudity cw under the cut

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