
Slow Transcending Agony….
A band that never disappoints, this particular album is a must (For me)

A band that never disappoints, this particular album is a must (For me)
https://opiumdoomcult.bandcamp.com/album/tremors-to-signal-the-end
One listen to this album and I was hooked. Charles Bukowski’s voice reciting a poem, while the music plays, it is enchanting, a beautiful trip with talented musicians. It is hard for me to listen now, knowing Allen L. Scott is gone, I cry my eyes out.
Solemn strikes the funeral chime... announcing yet another Funeral Doom Friday. Feel free to share what you've listened to this week, be they old favorites, new discoveries, recent releasss, etc. Also, feel free to get suggestions for albums and bands similar to something you like. Stay doomed!
I discovered this song today and I think it's honestly amazing, the first 20+min song I've actively listen to without getting bored. It's primarily death/doom with elements of dsbm and funeral doom. I think it's a masterpiece and the artist is quite unknown.
I've been catching up on my Funeral Doom lately, mainly via YouTube - and now the algorithm keeps suggesting me videos about suicidal ideation or with nihilistic titles like the one in the screenshot lol
Does anyone have any recommendations on the slowest, most despairing, and preferably less known bands (I’ve listened to most of the big names in funeral doom)
Atmospheric Depressive Black Metal from Brazil & Sweden
Hello and welcome to Funeral Doom Friday, where we take some time to discuss what you’ve been listening to over the last week. So use the comments below to tell us what new discoveries, recent releases, or old classics you’ve been spinning.
I know I will love this one ... Not listened in its entirety, but... I know!
I've been waiting a long time to announce this one.. I was going to wait until tomorrow, for funeral doom friday/bandcamp friday, but I'm too excited!
Overcome is a companion to Amarok's 2024 album Resilience, which I know a lot of you love. You can think of it as similar to the albums by Neurosis/Tribes of Neurot or what Wolves in the Throne Room did with Celestial Lineage/Celestite.
The first track is a reimagining of Penance by Leila Adbul-Rauf from Vastum. There's tracks by Ethan from Primitive Man and Andy from Hell/Mizmor, among others!
I'm releasing it for digital and as a double-CD. I don't think we'll be able to do a vinyl treatment.
This will release officially on Sept 25th (and, if you can keep a secret, I'll drop a CD version of Resilience on that date as well ;)