49 - Intriguing progressive black meets industrial. Heard my first time on BlackMetalRadio and still enjoy a decade later.

12 - Progressive Doom. The Italians drive all over the various territories of Doom Country in this release.

7 - Instrume(n)tal post metal goodness.

22 - Brazilian Urban Jungle Doom. Not everything there is futbol, samba, and really painful dangerzone waxes.

34 - Extreme Doom meets Stoner meets Sludge for a rawking bad time.

44 - Punk-influenced 80's flavored death metal from the land of Starbucks, heroin, and endless rain.

21 - Blackened sludgedoom which oozes forth and drowns the listener in it's foul taint... but just enough mellow moments to allow you the occasional breath while it continues to constrict away, slowly sapping your life force.

30 - "Alternative" Metal from the early 90s, they use space to make crushing riffs.

31 - rampaging 80's thrash. What they lacked in finesse they made up for in droves with boundless, raw kinetic energy, enthusiasm, and the fantastic vocals of Keith Deen.

12 happy fun grinding death metal from the Valley of the Sun.

8 - Ministry + former Dead Kennedys front man Jello Biafra = Industrial Metal with a wicked sense of humor.

21 - 2015's The Crash & The Draw is great post-metal. This is a slight cut above.

37 - Haunting funeral doom pushed nearly to the point of being ambient.

15 - Ortega, the salsa, combines various elements - tomatoes, Serrano peppers, onions, lemon juice, red peppers, and garlic to create a spicy little number. Ortega, the band, do likewise, adding various elements of "post", doom, sludge, and the occasional black into one spicy number.

40 - Portal. Australian for dense, dissonant, unforgiving death metal.

33 - Fantastic traditional doom release from the former Chileans. Crushing riffs and soaring vocals.

13 - The album opens reminding the listener "the outer body is a stinking cadaver, because it still lives in poison", and goes downhill from there. Glaciers advance faster than the songs on this album. Empty, reverberating drums, painfully slow guitar melodies, somewhat buried vocals, wrapped in a Yanni-paced organ? these guys sure put the "Fun" in "Funeral!"

20 - Claustrophobic yet crushing blackened industrial.

9 - The Californians party hard and riff harder. A real F.G.T? that's Fucking Good Time to you and me.

4 - The beginning of the end. Catastrophic doom vile enough to kill all plant life within 10m.

21 - A cosmic stoner jam trip over the waterfalls and through the pylons.

20 - Crushing wall of sound extreme doom with tracks longer than the name of the album. And more punishing.

13 - Great post-metal in and of itself, with some of the best vocals in the genre. Actually sung, not that grating screamo horseshit that is all too common.

30 - Ugly raw blackened death with crunchy riffs galore.

21 - A death metal band at its core, with a willingness to incorporate other elements - from black to post.