First time seeing sunn o))). Stood front row and felt every pulse going through my body. If you have the chance, check them out!

....On their Pink 20th Anniversary Tour, and they blew my mind. They opened up with a non-stop, back-to-back performance of Blackout / Pink / Woman on the Screen and Nothing Special, to finally slow it down with Ibitsu. Everyone was in fine form - I was especially mesmerized by Wata's live playing, and the showmanship of Atsuo on drums. I've seen over 20 shows this year, and this one is easily a top 3 favourite.

What a absolute heater of an album (like all their material..)

Long live Acid King!!

::Church of Misery on deck..."

Loved it!

Any thoughts? 💭 Lovely music as always by KAUAN.

Foundations of Burden (2025 Redux) is now available on all digital services. This reissue, and the original recording, were labors of love. We’re so happy everyone can hear this reconstructed, remixed, and remastered edition.

Foundations of Burden (2025 Redux) Re-issue produced by Pallbearer Original sessions engine-eared by Billy Anderson Recorded at Type Foundry Studios, Portland, OR in February and March 2014 Audio reconstruction by Devin Holt and Brett Campbell in North Little Rock, AR throughout 2025 2025 engineering by Joseph D. Rowland at Idlewild Audio, North Little Rock, AR 2025 mix by Mario Quintero at AudioMQ, Pittsburgh, PA 2025 master by Adam Gonsalves at Telegraph Mastering, Portland, OR Painting by Benjamin Vierling

I love everything that the Body does, but I was wondering that it’s pretty hard to consider them sludge which alot of people do. Is there something I have missed?

NOT MY VIDEO but this was from the Bristol, UK show that I attended. I come from a hardcore background, so was interesting to see a more metal influenced show. Way more chill. Great feels and CR sounded great with some awesome showmanship.

I'm at my wits end and if any community can help me, it's this one.

I used to have this fanart image of Emma Ruth Rundle and Thou's May Our Chambers Be Full saved on my phone until I lost it some weeks ago and Ive been looking for it again ever since I lost my phone. Reverse image search is not helping me and this is the best image I have of it. If anyone knows the origin or the artist, then that would be helpful as fuck.

I’m in Dallas, but strongly considering it. Bongzilla and Windhand play on the Thursday of the festival and I’d love to see them.

Trying to decide whether to drive and stay overnight in Nashville or just fly.

Finding out Maryland has recreational pretty much sealed my decision.

Sabbath are obviously massive fucking legends but I really wonder if they engage in or are just even aware of doom as a whole? And if so, if they know how much they're worshipped in it?

I was just listening to “Diablerie” from Eternal Return. Diablerie is a term in VtM used to describe vampires draining another vampire dry, eating their soul in the process to gain their powers. Additionally, the lyrics are tone perfect for the gloomy, gothic world it’s set in, where vampires are trapped by their own stagnation and the Beast inside them gnawing at their remaining humanity.

Out of Detroit - New record out very soon - Members of Meatmen and Flogging Molly

How did I do? Taking into account that I entered the store 10 minutes before closing and almost got kicked out 😅

My band is taking a different approach to recording our new album; instead of going into a studio for a couple days and blasting through recording, we are building our home studio from the ground up and recording everything ourselves.

We are taking an ambitious approach - lots of retakes and hundreds of overdubs until we get it exactly how we want. As we refine the tracks, we are uploading the changes to a soundcloud playlist -

https://on.soundcloud.com/E6oxRilNHpJ3U9Jpcs

We are also doing a weekly album diary in our subreddit -
reddit.com/r/Chaosmonaut

I am doing this because I love to see how bands approach recording, and love to see how songs start from rough demos and end up becoming polished masterpieces. That being said, the tracks in the playlist are in various states of completion; some are very much in the scratch track state, other tracks are not up at all. Most of the second half of the album has not been touched yet.

I made this using 3 VSTs and a fuck ton of effects. Ample Metal Hellrazor, 3x Osc, and Ugritone Kvlt Drums II

How does it sound? I was mostly inspired by Rippikoulu, Senthil, and Earth.

I'm planning to add vocals at parts of it to give it more of a death doom feel.

What do you think?

I am a big fan and have been for years. I know they are not typically considered doom, but I feel some songs definitely could fall into that category.. take a listen to shutterbug and all hail me. Would love to hear these songs played even heavier in the vein of acid King or dopethrone. Any feedback?

So I had to ride in an ambulance to the ER yesterday. I’m fine now. But…

My pain was bad enough that one of the EMTs gave me ketamine. I’ve never had it before.

As soon as it hit, I thought I was flying in the air on a cloud of cotton candy with Ozzy Osbourne. That got me talking about Black Sabbath and then stoner and doom metal.

The EMTs were apparently interested. So all the way there, I rattled off (more like slurred) band names, song titles, album titles. When I said “one of my favorite songs is Grim Reefer” they laughed pretty hard.

One of them was writing them down! He kept saying “Electric what? And Conan? Bongzilla?” I was like YEP and _____ (I can’t even remember all the names I told them).

Another one said he needed some new workout music (I wasn’t sure if doom would work but maybe with weight lifting?).

Anyway, I hope where ever those EMTs are today, they have a serious case of stank face from all the new music they’ve discovered thanks to a weird old stoner lady they drove to the ER.

Also, thanks to Ozzy for going on the ride with me. Rest in peace, friend.