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Division

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Waves I (gift given)

by Palehorse/Palerider
Waves I

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Keebler Dilf I love how these guys can simultaneously write these extremely foreboding, heavy riffs while the vocals sound like the most peaceful washes. Simply calling it Doomgaze feels like a disservice to the wall of sound they conjure up with every release. There's not much else quite like Palehorse/Palerider. Favorite track: Division.

jazzberto I like all of this Ep, Heavier than their debut but still a great mix of genres, Doomgaze seems to suit the style as others have mentioned. I still think post rock has a big hand in this. Great EP folks. Favorite track: Don't Leave Me Behind.

Iain H Palehorse/Palerider get better with each release. Stunningly heavy Doomgaze. Not sure why, but February seems an ideal month to release this in! Some of winter's gloomth remains, yet the days are growing noticeably longer. This nails that melancholic optimism for me! Favorite track: Lobotomy Domine.

rrukeyy Hauntingly calm atmospheric doom(gaze) metal. The guys are super nice and also put on a killer show.

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Parabellum

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The darker the Night - the brighter the Stars (gift given)

by TRISTE
The darker the Night - the brighter the Stars

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Chimplord Awesome death/doom that is on the same level as Gatecreeper and Temple of Void. Favorite track: Artificial Psychosis.

positronicping Exceptional death doom, as moreish and hefty as it gets. This thing looms, gallops, then wallops you into submission. Favorite track: Decoration of Graves.

tiernan ^▿^ It's when the atmosphere is slow yet unmistakenly brutal that makes a great deathdoom album. Crushing, furious, and oppressive piece of music.

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Defixiones

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Veneficium (gift given)

by Opera IX
Veneficium

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Field of vision

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Live in Barcelona 2025 (gift given)

by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
Live in Barcelona 2025

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Stupor Mundi

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Divergence (gift given)

by Sisyphean
Divergence

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Brutalist_Receptacle Were you there with me
In twenty and twenty two
When Adam Burke painted
That hot man bear Sisyphus
All swole up and wrasslin' with Hades?
The riffs were fantastic too.
Colours of Faith is a classic
And this a worthy follow up ov
Lithuanian Icelandic sack swingin' death!

Ippocalyptica Divergence is an apt title in several respects, mostly because this feels a lot different than the excellent Colours of Faith. While I like this more than some other reviewers on Bandcamp (who have reviewed it elsewhere), I still find it a step down from its predecessor. Instrumental proficiency and production values are still high, but the songwriting is less inspired. I don’t believe that Sisyphean has fallen off, but rather, many other bands who play this style have just risen higher.

casualty I've been patiently waiting for this one ever since falling in love with Colours of Faith. This album is absolutely crushing and does not disappoint. Favorite track: Stupor Mundi.

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State Dependent Memory

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State Dependent Memory (gift given)

by Unmother
State Dependent Memory

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Nocturnal Egg (Jordan) Le rejet est le premier moteur de la révolte et Unmother s'en est emparé sans vergogne dans Lay Down The Sun — mais pas que. Au bout de cinq ans, le groupe de Londres accouche de State Dependant Memory, un album sophomore où il nous greffe de force dans un monde dystopique. Intense mais plus nuancée, la batterie aux accents jazzy donne plus d'espaces aux guitares ivres et psychédéliques qui bloquent l'horizon, tandis que les cris saturés dictatoriaux avorte tout espoir de s'échapper. Immense ! Favorite track: State Dependent Memory.

Donovan Zimmerman It's like taking Yellow Eyes, Oranssi Pazuzu and Grey Aura and putting them in a blender and this comes out. That is a very, very good thing.

JT EXTREME This 2026 album is my kind of black metal - dynamic, powerful, and full of discoveries. Slug's comment (Yellow Eyes, Floods) got me listening and been on constant rotation since. The loins be levitating with this fully immersive experience. Favorite track: Modern Dystopia.

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Hermeticism

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I: Katabasis (gift given)

by Ultima
I: Katabasis

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David Fischer Ippo, bmurator: thanks for guiding my hand and bringing me here, would have been a shame to miss out on this one! I am not au fait with the work of D.B., but I hear some snotty punk influence through the raw pummeling of A Labyrinth Beneath Reality. I will acquaint myself with Hässlig and Délirant until the second Ultima release. This is highly incendiary and pleasantly atmospheric black metal with a seething, furious undercurrent. High replay value, and with good headphones – excellent! Favorite track: Katabasis.

JDMP raw in all the best possible ways while bringing some interesting stuff to the table. i think one of the standout elements is this particular mid-tempo march throughout the album that not only guides you along our descent into hell, but makes the entire journey enjoyable without exhausting you. fantastic black metal of the highest order. a most excellent offering for the beginning of the year.

acaDamien This is oddly a really relaxing album. I find myself enjoying the atmosphere of the rawness of this in a way that is just making me chill out. Favorite track: Catacombs of the Sun.

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III. Neenia Ataecina

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Doctrine (gift given)

by Qayin Regis
Doctrine

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The Left

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The Gahste EP (gift given)

by Windmills By The Ocean
The Gahste EP

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The Midnight Toker. A track title The Billow, perfectly demonstrates the sound of this album. It builds to the perfect crescendo you can just feel. Any project that the former members of Isis attach themselves to, I need to own it. These new projects are wonderful extension and arena to expand the ability to build vast soundscapes with such emotion. Favorite track: The Billow.

desertindecay.com I am forever chasing music in the vein of Red Sparowes and Pelican but don't find it paired with such gorgeous female vocal often enough - I'd love to find more with her! - fantastic track, and great EP Favorite track: The Left.

Boele Gerkes The Left: what a *fantastic* song!

frembring Desite i love music without vocals. they do add a great layer to this album Favorite track: The Left.

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Voidhanger

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Maze (gift given)

by Sun of Nothing
Maze

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Metallurgical Fire Maze reminds me of how much I love The Guilt of Feeling Alive. After more than a decade, Sun of Nothing is back with a highly compelling album that is as technical as it is emotionally moving. They’ll remind you of other bands, but not in the way you might expect. I get a feeling similar to a more depressive Messa, with stronger black metal influences. The two bands are within different genres, but the approach to songwriting is quite similar on their most recent offerings. Favorite track: After the Fall.

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