Ivan VIC, Australia
We are a Melbourne-based duo of musicians who play a unique blend of doom metal that draws influence from sludge, funeral doom, drone and numerous genres outside of metal.
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Lone (Atmospheric Death/Doom Metal)
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Reflection”
Some pretty good atmospheric death-doom. The track order of this album is odd, with the first two songs being far longer and grander in scale than the latter two songs. It doesn't work super well to me, but I can appreciate the attempt at something new, and maybe it's someone else's thing. It's worth a listen.
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NOSTRUM - INFERNAL TOMB
by NOSTRUM
supported by 7 fans who also own “Reflection”
This is the album that gives birth to the new world. The one after ours is swallowed up by the heat-death of all things. This is what gives new life to the void of existence in the wake of collapse. Hear the grinding, churning, tectonic-plate-shifting heaviness of “Infernal Tomb” and understand how dark the next age of creation will be.
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Dunwich
by Obed Marsh
supported by 7 fans who also own “Reflection”
Blackened funeral doom. Easier to listen to than Innsmouth because the vocals aren't nearly as fishy.
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Cinereous Incarnate
by Abstracter
A foreboding black-doom metal dirge, meditating on a dark world caked in ash, resulting from all the Earth’s nuclear arsenal detonating at once.
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Bury Me Beneath This Rotting Earth
by Body Void
The stygian duo explore themes of gender dysphoria and oppressive institutions through sludgy doom with a pitch-black underbelly.
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Cast Down
by Born of Plagues
A fantastic debut showing from Baltimore metal band Born of Plagues, uniting post-metal's expansive textures with sludge's almighty muck.
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Scars Across
by Convocation
supported by 6 fans who also own “Reflection”
Funeral death doom needs to spawn from the wreckage of a perfect storm of heft, impeccable pacing, and compelling emotion to win my attention. Convocation's Scars Across succeeds in that endeavor with ease.
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