death doom metal

Stream the full-length debut of this Floridian death/doom outfit, which takes the genre to its trippy extremes.

Stream a new single from these vicious, yet cunning, Californian death metal marauders, set to release their third full-length “Spread Plague Death” in a few weeks.

The California horrific death/doom metal quartet meditates on inevitability and the horrors of the end of the world on their new album, titled “Finite.” Listen to an advance stream of “Dreamless Hieroglyphs.”

This especially piercing form of cavernous death-doom evokes visions of stark nothingness and unsightly terrors from beyond—stream the band’s debut album now in full.

The Finnish death/doom band’s upcoming sixth album features heightened heavy metal influence and a particularly lethal rendition of their iconic sound—read an interview with founding member Lasse Pyykkö.

Two pillars of the Dutch heavy underground dissect death/doom metal to its primal elements.

While not normally a genre that trims its song lengths, Arizona death/doom outfit Thorn shows off the bite-size potential of the genre on their debut EP “The Encompassing Nothing.”

Autopsy’s second full-length, released thirty years ago today, further refined the band’s grotesque take on death/doom and cemented their pioneering status. Take a look back at what made it a grisly delight, plus read an interview with Chris Reifert about “Mental Funeral.”

This time around, Editors in Chief Jon and Ted look at two distant ends of the metal spectrum: Lucifer Was’ classic heavy rock and Saturnus’ despondent doom metal.

We reflect on Paradise Lost’s sophomore album “Gothic,” which ushered in a new sound for death and doom metal, one that’s still triumphantly relevant 30 years later.