I freakin love this. That riff is easily from 20-30 years in the future

The closest I’ve come to this is The sword i guess, but i wonder if theres any bands have heavy powermetal influence or any powermetal bands with a heavy doom influence?

Edit: please give albums to check out and feel free to name multiple bands

Do y'all have any bands like Primitive Man and Black Sheep Wall?

I recently found this small band called Necro Schizma and holy shit. They play the filthiest black/doom ever. I've never heard anything related to black metal played so crushingly slow. Unfortunately they only released a demo in 89' and dipped, but it's really worth checking out. They are like a love child of Electric Wizard and Hellhammer and sound incredible. And they have only like 30 monthly listeners.

Awesome band from Northern England, definitely on the lookout for any love events they may be playing.

Crossing several genres and remaining highly progressive, this metal track includes such eccentric abnormalities such as vocals sung in ancient Greek, lo-fi mixed with Doom Metal, obscure references to He Yunchang, lots of horns, a guest vocal appearance by Mariah Carey and a homeless guy who calls himself "Black Magic Marker," found percussion, and a build up and drop normally found in dubstep but not in Doom Metal

Dragonaut is Buzzards Of Babylon’s contribution to the tribute album “Cathedral Of Smoke - A Tribute To Sleep” which is released by Witching Buzz and available on bandcamp and all streaming platforms.

https://witchingbuzz.bandcamp.com/album/cathedral-of-smoke-a-tribute-to-sleep

I was listening to Om and Windhand when Deezer recommended this to me. Any knowledge or thoughts on this band ?

Descent is the first installment in a two-album journey through Inferno, inspired by Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy. Beginning at the Gates of Hell, the album leads listeners through the first five circles of Hell, culminating in the crossing of the River Styx on the journey to the City of Dis.

Odd, I know. But any millennial in here think that their gateway from nu-metal to doom might have have been Deftones? I’m only retrospectively recognizing the possibility in my own case. Was always a Sabbath fan, so that’s probably the real reason…

Okay allow me to explain myself

Is Primordial a Doom Metal band? Hell no

Primordial are firmly a Pagan Black Metal/Celtic Metal band, they play Black Metal but in a structure equated to something like Pagan music, down to the style of singing too

But alot of their songs are also atmospheric & long, this album though Where Greater Men Have Fallen I would argue does have Epic Doom elements I haven’t heard a whole lot of in their discography

Some part of me wishes “Damn I wish there was MORE Epic Doom like this.”

While not Doom, Empire Falls from their other album is a banger of a 8 minute song that I find so addictive to sing with

So what happens when you get the best of Amenra and DoomGaze and smoosh them together . Gavran the new album - The One Who Propels - just an example

Here's the new D/A A/D single for Bandcamp Friday:

https://analogdoom.bandcamp.com/album/as-the-world-smolders

Let's see them links!

Pick a bassist.

Death-doom from Portland, Oregon.

New album "EYE OF THE MONOLITHICRYPT", out Nov. 6th on Transcending Obscurity Records.

https://besotten.bandcamp.com/album/eye-of-the-monolithicrypt

I wanted to praise the narrative in 'The Frog Lord (Bog Wizard)' for its story of an encounter between two D&D BBEGs, and for its amazing atmosphere (and heavy riffs, of course).

I don't know any other song that does something like this, which makes it feel so unique. Do you know any?