Quite intriging experimental raw black metal. I remember the other EP also being good yet not so weird as this one. Kinda sounds like old raw obscure lofi dsbm bands like Klevelta or Manierisme:
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"Aah! The cat turned into a cat!"
- Reimu Hakurei
^The Thumos record is interesting - getting Midnight Odyssey vibes from it, perhaps? It's quite blackened, but in an atmospheric/symphonic way, whilst also being sludgy/post-y in other ways
Awesome old school death metal from France
It's the band's first full length release. They're not (yet) on Metal Storm!
Hard to pick a song to show you guys because they're all great! I went with the title track here, but if you're interested you should check out the rest of the album, especially "03. Eternal" and "08. Dead" if you're looking for death metal à la Autopsy.
Mix of free jazz and gorenoise??? I don't know what the fuck this is but I absolutely love it. Made by Matt Stephens from Effluence, so it's obviously very good.
Oh shit! Once again I find through you some unique obscure doom - and this time not from Australia but from Austria! I wasn't first convinced, but now I realize this vocalist is pretty awesome He sounds like a possessed ghoul (like Mayhem's Attila kind of). I love the evil laughs and the witch-vocals thrown in makes for a great creepy Halloween atmosphere. I've put this under the band suggestions - so it'll hopefully soon grace this website. Plus, as this appears to be the band's debut, we can hope for more doom to come!
Once again I find through you some unique obscure doom
Honestly, I posted this hoping you'd see it
And, since we're at it, here is another little doom goodie from Deceiver of Lucifer's Fall with some leads from Invocator. It is more '70s proto-doom sounding, with some bluesy lead guitars; something like Reverend Bizarre meets Cirith Ungol. Not as good as the debut (which is phenomenal), but still very much worth checking out. Tracks #2 and #6 are fantastic.
And, since we're at it, here is another little doom goodie from Deceiver of Lucifer's Fall with some leads from Invocator. It is more '70s proto-doom sounding, with some bluesy lead guitars; something like Reverend Bizarre meets Cirith Ungol. Not as good as the debut (which is phenomenal), but still very much worth checking out. Tracks #2 and #6 are fantastic.
Yo! How long have you been keeping this from me? You know I love that singer!
Keep the recommendations coming, my man