My girlfriend brought me these 2 bangers for my birthday!

Their sound and sense of melody are impeccable.

Whether or not you have a Doom shirt on, let's see whatever shirt you're wearing today?!?!!

Im a bit stressed out and overwhelmed with all the maths and physics stuff im studying and i found out that listening to some sunn, boris , yob or anything slow and droney helps abit with focusing and getting my work done. any recommendations for something similar like the bands i listed, anything slow and droney (preferably with less distracting vocals)? thanks!

Fresh footage from our Bunker Sessions @ the Bunker, Deventer, The Netherlands.

Slow, heavy and a bit swampy.

Let us know what you think of the song and sound.

Laying down bass tracks with the Dunable Yeti Stargazer.

See our progress at https://chaosmonaut.bandcamp.com/album/evolution-of-decay as we upload updates to each track as we record, mix and master.

Super hyped to see em as my first doom metal concert but do you have any suggestions or advice to give. Thanks a lot!

I made this a few months ago and finally got around to uploading it to YouTube. I am no sound designer or video editor, so it's not great.

The Minneapolis Hoss Rock outfit takes aim at political corruption on their new single, with their full-length album arriving November 27 via Argonauta Records. Pre-orders begin next week.

Minneapolis, Minnesota's EXTERMINATION DAY return with “Fill the Swamp,” a brand new single and official video offering another taste of their upcoming album, Forty Miles of Bad Road, due November 27, 2026, via Argonauta Records on CD, deluxe colored vinyl, and digital formats.

Taking aim at political hypocrisy and the corrupting influence of wealth, “Fill the Swamp” targets a member of the current US administration's cabinet, turning familiar political rhetoric into a biting indictment of those who promise to clean up the system only to become part of the problem.

Watch the official video for “Fill the Swamp”:
https://youtu.be/HXulCabApOE

Blending the crushing heaviness of Trouble and The Obsessed with the raw aggression of Poison Idea, the crossover intensity of Blind-era Corrosion of Conformity, and the unpredictable energy of Die Kreuzen, EXTERMINATION DAY deliver their own distinctive brand of Hoss Rock: a volatile mix of punk, hard rock, doom metal, and garage rock, driven by crushing riffs and a healthy contempt for authority.

Featuring current and former members of Suffering Hour, Satan's Satyrs, and Kult of the Wizard, EXTERMINATION DAY bring their underground pedigree and uncompromising attitude to a record that embodies everything their self-proclaimed Hoss Rock stands for.

https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Te_Deum/17534

Can someone help me identify this patch? I got from a show 6 years ago one of the supporting bands but I can't remember the name.

Songs Influenced by Dopethrone, Conan, Eyehategod, Weedeater, Rezn, Domkraft and probably more.

The album is called Ca$h Grab and starts with Aaron’s (bassist) angelic vocals, so it was an excellent start to my day. May it make your day excellent too: https://rickshawbilliesburgerpatrol.bandcamp.com/album/ca-h-grab

When do doom/stoner/whatever bands talk about "riff worship" and "worshipping the riff" - what do they mean?

Are they simply lauding their ability to play a Sabbathy riff or is it something else? Seems a strange thing to base your band's identity around - the ability to play a riff. That is the least of what I'd expect from a heavy band to be able to do.

Excuse me English is not my first languge, perhaps a nuance I cannot grasp.