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Doom and gloom - Printable Version +- Blood Music Forum (http://blood-music.com/forum) +-- Forum: Public Forum (http://blood-music.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=6) +--- Forum: General Forum (http://blood-music.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=7) +--- Thread: Doom and gloom (/showthread.php?tid=492) |
RE: Doom and gloom - Seasonreaper - 04-24-2016 (04-23-2016, 09:42 PM)Doogz Wrote: I've never been big into pure doom, I guess I always loved the Peaceville "big three" in the early-mid nineties (Anathema, My Dying Bride, Paradise Lost), each of which have since followed their own respective paths. Do Summoning and Cult Of Luna vaguely fall into the doom bracket...? I guess Summoning could be classed as blackened doom? Cult of Luna are more straight up post-metal though, although their lyrical themes are definitely in a doom direction sometimes. RE: Doom and gloom - kadaver - 04-24-2016 Just giving Ahab's "The Call of The Wretched Sea" a listen for the first time. I did enjoy Atoma's release a lot at the time. Especially Highway, that song is kind of burned into my memory. Perhaps I should listen again sometime. Opinions on Conan? I actually really enjoyed them live, would recommend. They're really heavy, but on album the stuff doesn't do too much for me. RE: Doom and gloom - Godflesh - 04-24-2016 I'm sure I would enjoy Conan live, but otherwise their album stuff doesn't move me much either. RE: Doom and gloom - Emplate - 04-24-2016 I have to agree with you guys, Conan feels like it could be a lot better. (04-24-2016, 12:08 AM)Seasonreaper Wrote:(04-23-2016, 09:42 PM)Doogz Wrote: I've never been big into pure doom, I guess I always loved the Peaceville "big three" in the early-mid nineties (Anathema, My Dying Bride, Paradise Lost), each of which have since followed their own respective paths. Do Summoning and Cult Of Luna vaguely fall into the doom bracket...? I guess I'd categorize Summoning somewhere in the black metal spectrum, but I can see the doom atmosphere in it. Same goes for Cult of Luna. Sure, they're post-metal, but I think there's a doomy kind of feeling in their sound and music. Besides, sometimes I think the whole post-metal genre tag feels a bit forced. What do you guys think of Dread Sovereign, by the way? I think "All Hell's Martyrs" was one of the best albums of 2014. Doom metal with Nemtheanga's vocals, gotta love it! RE: Doom and gloom - Godflesh - 04-25-2016 I like Dread Sovereign a lot, and I love Nemtheanga, but for me not every song by DS hits the nail in the head. RE: Doom and gloom - Emplate - 11-28-2016 To all the friends of old school doom I'd recommend Spiritus Mortis' latest album, The Year Is One. I just listened to it from Spotify, and I was damn convinced. Have to pick up the vinyl ASAP. Albert Witchfinder's vocals are fawkin' awesome. RE: Doom and gloom - Godflesh - 11-29-2016 (11-28-2016, 10:11 PM)Emplate Wrote: To all the friends of old school doom I'd recommend Spiritus Mortis' latest album, The Year Is One. I just listened to it from Spotify, and I was damn convinced. Have to pick up the vinyl ASAP. Albert Witchfinder's vocals are fawkin' awesome. ^ yes ^ RE: Doom and gloom - Emplate - 12-24-2016 New Dread Sovereign track is online. Didn't move me much yet, but we'll see... RE: Doom and gloom - Emplate - 01-27-2017 Our bass player's other band, Ever Circling Wolves, has just released a new album. It's really good and atmospheric doom/death/sludge stuff! https://ecwdoom.bandcamp.com/album/of-woe-or-how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love-the-gloom RE: Doom and gloom - Iced Guardian - 01-28-2017 Never been much of a doom fan, but the new Pallbearer track i really liked |