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I have listened to this amazing album by John Zorn at job today:

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On phone so can't embed, but this album art style looks familiar:



https://youtu.be/TZn2qmGpG30


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I have listened to this amazing album by John Zorn at job today:

That's a great album, I saw Bar Kokhba perform a lot of that material at a jazz fest in Rotterdam where Zorn was artist in residence. beautiful stuff.

these guys did a great version of one of the Masada pieces from that album:

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New Öz Ürügülü album is pretty cool.

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and for some silly, over the top instrumental tech-death.

https://indricothere.bandcamp.com/album/iii

latest from Colin Marston (Dysrhythmia, Krallice, Gorguts etc).

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New Kayo Dot streaming! https://soundcloud.com/flenserrecords/se...se-on-base

Synth-y. Will have to get this at some point next month.

This album is really amazing. as wth Coffins on Io it took me getting through some cringing of the initial feel, kind of forced myself into it with faith in Toby's composition... but man, after a couple of listens I am in love with this thing. "Amalia's Theme" and "Magnetism" are incredible, the whole album is really even if not instantly appealing (to me). There is so much going on in the orchestration that you keep hearing more and more each time, some of the rhythmic work is very rewarding.
24bit FLAC on the bandcamp

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Found these yesterday. They've been claimed as dark-/doomjazz and frankly it reminds me of Ulver getting jazzy. Can anyone recommend something similiar to this? The whole genre seems surprisingly little and well hidden.

on top of what other people said, some Angelo Badalamenti soundtrack works (the guy who did most of David Lynch's soundtracks). Badalamenti definitely influence Bohren a lot, check out the opening theme to "Fire Walk with Me". I was also tirned on to an old improv project from the legendary Ennio Morricone and some of his Italian friend, they were active in the late 60s, early 70s, called "Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza". I think Ennio's project is the earliest thing I relate to "Doom-Jazz" but it's a mix between the albums, check out the DVD/CD set for live atmospherics. 
Also somewhat close are a few albums from Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Orchestra and related projects, some of Toby Driver's "Tartar Lamb II". all pretty different but maybe of interest. 
Also, but different still, the album "Heresie" by Univers Zéro is a must. I wouldn't really call it any kind of jazz but it's one of the heaviest things you will ever hear and mostly performed on chamber instruments. the first track, "La Faulx", is a super-doomfest and this was 1979. AVOID THE REMASTER AT ALL COSTS, maybe I can upload FLAC of the earlier master as it's long out of print.

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A previously mentioned progressive chamber-doom masterpiece.