Where doom crawls and rages: Buzzard's war-themed double single swings from heavy anthem to acoustic folk tale, while Crushing Burden of Despair channels "Bob Dylan listening to Black Sabbath" with bluesy, doomy social satire from "one of the most essential voices in underground music." Mother Raspberry's Summit of Excellance packs a wallop with bold new sounds from atop the peak of greatness. Vükland's íO delivers heavy doom ambient for fans of Bongripper, and Hexistence's Such a Shame channels raw rage and anxiety into something visceral and unrelenting.

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Mount Din by Buzzard (Doom Folk Metal) cover art

“Stoner doom sci-fi fuzz monster “Mount Din,” in which an alien bio-creator assesses the wreckage of their latest failed evolutionary experiment, Homo sapiens.”

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íO by Vükland cover art
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“As above, so below.”

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Twisted Love from Mean Bone by Buzzard (Doom Folk Metal) cover art

“Catchy doom pop takedown of a narcissist with a nihilist twist. 'Pointedly Mars Red Skyian fuzz of centerpiece/highlight “Twisted Love” genuinely stand {s} out.' - The Obelisk”

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