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Reverend Bizarre

Inspired by famous brands Saint Vitus and Cathedral, Finnish doom steel group Reverend Bizzare was founded in 1994, within the southern industrial town of Lohja by vocalist and bassist Albert Witchfinder. Peter Vicar shortly joined on electric guitar as well as the splendidly called Earl of Void got bought out …

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Monarch!

Hailing from the city of Bayonne, within the Basque region of southern France, the light-shirking demons referred to as Monarch! focus on improbably sluggish and sludgy drone-doom, within the semblance of (but frequently actually harsher than) Khanate, Corrupted, and Rigor Sardonicus. Created in 2004 by vocalist Emilie Bresson (aka Eurogirl), …

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Trevor de Brauw

The founding guitarist of Illinois-based post-metal quartet Pelican, Trevor de Brauw spent some time working in multiple genres with great prolificacy. An extremely textural instrumentalist with ambient leanings, de Brauw continues to be mixed up in post-rock scene because the past due 1990s, discovering the outer limitations of weighty music …

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Funeral

Known because of their pessimistic outlook and their dark, brooding, morbid lyrics, Funeral have already been closely identified using the Western european college of doom steel and so are also quite highly relevant to gothic steel. The Norwegian band’s method of doom metal isn’t as Dark Sabbath-obsessed as Candlemass (among …

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Thulsa Doom

Begun like a part task by leading Norwegian underground maker and Dark Debbath guitarist Ole Petter Andreassen, Thulsa Doom formed in Oslo in 1999 and is known as after Wayne Earl Jones’ Snake Ruler personality in Conan the Barbarian. Rechristening himself Un Doom, he drafted vocalist Papa Doom, guitarist Doom …

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Sinamore

Hailing through the more historically affected — a minimum of by Russians — aspect of Finland, gothic steel clothing Sinamore originally strike the underground steel demo picture in 2000. Founded 2 yrs earlier by very long time close friends Mikko Hiekkilä (vocals and electric guitar), Jarno Uski (bass), and Miika …

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Coffins

Japanese death metallic trio Coffins happened in 1996 following both a name along with a lineup change. Originally shaped beneath the name Bargain YOU WILL NEED and acquiring its musical cues from Swans and Scorn, the group transformed its name to Coffins in 1996 and performed its first present under …

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The Obsessed

Upon leaving Saint Vitus — whose unabashed worship of Black Sabbath helped lay down the groundwork for the sludge, stoner, and doom metallic mini-movements from the ’90s — vocalist/guitarist Scott “Wino” Weinrich re-formed the Obsessed, a band he’d founded in Washington, D.C., in the first ’80s ahead of becoming a …

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Orphanage

The Netherlands’ Orphanage were among the many metal rings fronted by female singers that scored record offers within the wake from the Gathering’s cult and Nightwish’s commercial success, but their a lot more extreme doom/death affiliations managed to get impossible for the group’s career to remove in similar fashion. Utrecht-based …

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Darsombra

Explained by its creators as focusing on “trans-apocalyptic galaxy rock and roll,” Darsombra navigates multiple sonic vistas, from drone-fueled doom and twisty progressive rock and roll to lush, ambient psych-pop. The brainchild of Brian Daniloski (electric guitar, vocals, results pedals) and Ann Everton (synthesizer, gong, vocals), the duo started documenting …

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