doom

We dive into the Romanian funeral doom outfit's third-full length, a tome of beautiful destruction and long, long, long dirge.

Witnesses bleeds with doom's essence on their upcoming full-length (premiering here in full) -- the project creates abstract art from massive arrangements with plenty of ambiance.

We're streaming the new full-length from the California doom/post-metal sextet -- "Bloodletting" takes hold and just doesn't let go.

This New Jersey death metal sextet (mem. Unearthly Trance, Artificial Brain, and more) recently dropped their debut "Beneath the Canopy of Compost" EP -- it's filthy, devastating death-doom and has us begging for more.

The exceptionally psychedelic fifth album from Elder has been an earworm we can't rid ourselves of -- it's not exactly metal, but then again, who cares, because it absolutely hits the right spot. Here's our full review.

We've got the new Lychgate EP streaming in full now before its release later this week; dive into this dizzying four-song masterpiece of organ-infused avant-garde black metal and doom.

We enjoyed a lengthy, in-depth, and personal exchange with My Dying Bride frontman Aaron Stainthorpe. The band's latest album "The Ghost of Orion" hits shelves today -- we asked all about it and much more.

One of the most important albums in heavy metal of all time hits the 50-year mark today; the Invisible Oranges staff reflects on this landmark release's anniversary in personal and critical terms.

We're streaming a new song from Albert Piccolo's (of doom band Messa) solo hard blues project Little Albert -- "Swamp King" releases next month, but sink into a murky and somewhat psychedelic taste now.

Invisible Oranges contributor and all-around kickass dude J.J. Anselmi's new book "Doomed to Fail" is essential reading for purveyors and connoisseurs alike in the realms of doom, sludge, and post-metal; here's our chat with the author about how it all came together.