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	Doom (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cover of Police Bastard (1989) EP Doom were a band which were pivotal in the rise of crust punk/hardcore punk and oringinated from Birmingham, UK.
		Their unique sound influenced many thrash metal bands that would later on swarm the radio airwaves on metal and punk stations around the world in the 1980s.
		Doom went to into the studio to record their first demo on 28 August 1987.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Doom_(band) (1185 words)

	Doom (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Doom (painting), a painting that depicts the Last Judgment.
		Doom (band), a band from West Yorkshire credited with founding Crust punk
		Black Doom, leader of the Black Arms in the Sonic the Hedgehog fictional universe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Doom_(disambiguation) (211 words)

	Rough Edge: Various Artists - Doom Capital CD Review
		But the twist is that all of these bands are based in the hotbed of Maryland and Washington, D.C. Since I am a resident of Maryland I am familiar with these acts in one way or another.
		Luckily for fans of the doom genre, Internal Void are back and "Black Wings Of Deceit" solidifies the band's early promise in the new century.
		The band has quickly made a name for themselves and "Dangerous Prayer" is ample proof that they've quickly found their own signature sound.
	www.roughedge.com /cdreviews/v/vadoomcapital.htm (757 words)

	Ultimate Metal Reviews - Expanding Horizons: Doom Metal / Solitude Aeturnus
		The band was founded in 1987 in Arlington, Texas under the name Solitude, split up in 1988, and were then reformed by Perez with a new lineup in 1989 as Solitude Aeturnus.
		The band's (thus far) final release was "Adagio" in 1999, on the Massacre (Europe) label.
		All the band members have had numerous side projects, making different kinds of music and that has probably been the saving grace of the sound I have come to associate with Solitude Aeturnus.
	www.metal-reviews.com /tgos/062503.htm (834 words)

	Endlessgrief - Metal Page Four
		Another doom fan sent me yet another tape with various favs on it and Penance's "Visions" off of their disc "Parallel Corners" was on it and I fell in love.
		Very "razor edge" doom, melodic and slightly "stoner" in it's style, Runemagick ties it all together with death vocals and those lovely "long" songs that flow effortlessly into one another, giving the impression of one long song.
		A true doom lover MUST get their hands on "Paradise Belongs to You", it's an older release by this band and it is a MASTERPIECE.
	www.endlessgrief.com /doompage4.htm (1992 words)

	The DOOM FAQ
		DOOM's debut was at the Kagurazaka Explosion in March performing "Skull Smash Gig", and they released {their first} single "Go Mad Yourself!" which contained four songs in May. One of these four songs, "Why!?" caught attentions by its fast playing bass-guitar, and the name, DOOM became known to the Japanese audience.
		However, he expressed his satisfaction with working on Doom's new album because he could "explore many things without being limited to one genre." Therefore, they were as if conducting experiments in the studio, and their concern grasped every little sound.
		In the United States, music bands such as Jane's Addiction, Living Color, and Guns 'N Roses, have been very successful, due to their creative and original style of the sound which is added to the root of hard rocks.
	users.adelphia.net /~sypholux/doomfaq.htm (5084 words)

	Abdullah - Snake Lore Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Traditional doom is one of my favorite styles of metal, but sadly the scene seems to be full of bands who sound and even look alike, so it's rare for me to get really excited for a new band.
		Doom metal with psychedelic vein; this is the purpose of Abdullah, an American duo that, with the present "Snake Lore" has released one of the best demo's of the year.
		These eight titles of doom are rather melodic (especially on the level of the song) and psychés are a true pleasure to hear and profit from a very good sound although recorded on only 4 tracks.
	www.stonerrock.com /abdullah/slrev.htm (4370 words)

	Fall of Empyrean
		The band is equally unsurpassed when it comes to their rhythms, which are thick, heavy, and infused with addictive grooves, even in the slowest parts, drummer Steve Henson snaps away with precision, clarity and crispness and you can't help but nod along or bang enthusiastically on your car steering wheel.
		The band seem to be absolutely aware of the effort they have to put into their own development in order to sound like doom "forefathers", and at the same time add a touch of their own style, hinted with the influences of contemporary doom (and not only doom) trends.
		Many of the newer underground bands in America seem to be centralising their focus on Europe and the influences coming from the atmospheric, melodic death and doom scenes that frequent the scene round these parts.
	www.fallofempyrean.com /critiques.asp (7152 words)

	Doom metal - · Darkness Forums
		Doom metal's not that depressing to me. Synthpop, on the other hand, crushes my soul between its latexy fingers...
		I personally don't love doom metal all that much and I agree Opeth is by far better than all the bands listed here.
		Monumentum is another grat band, they are from Greece, they just have three albums, their first one is In absentia cristi, great work, thats a really underground band, that makes their sound really sick
	forum.darkness.com /index.php?showtopic=34939 (722 words)

	The_Nightspirit's Xanga Site
		Doom Metal, a world of slow, depressive lethargy that delves into one's deep emotions of pain and sorrow.
		From drone doom, to stoner doom, to sludge doom, and to the extremely creepy Funeral Doom, this genre, although very simplistic, sends the listener straight down into the depths of hell, as you hear screaching and screaming emphasizing the agony of emotions.
		But this type of doom, known as Khanate(pronounced Con-Eight), is the closest to actually feeling pain within your body, running through your arms down to your legs, and back into the core of your soul.
	www.xanga.com /home.aspx?user=The_Nightspirit (934 words)

	Doom-metal.com: The Doom-metal FAQ
		Some Doom albums are also recognisable by way of the name of the band and album.
		The bands that followed in their wake were more focused on romanticism than on heaviness and a dark sound.
		Bands that fall within this sub-division are still firmly rooted within metal and Doom-metal but try to paint "soundscapes", creating wonderfully misty images one would associate with fairytales and romantic stories.
	www.doom-metal.com /faq.html (5258 words)

	torturewheel
		Doom Altar catches up with NULLL Records recording artist E.M. Hearst, talented multi instrumentalist and founder of the Funeral Doom band "Torture Wheel", which has a new split cd out on NULLL Records with Uncertainty Principle...
		I didn’t intentionally set out to create “Horror” Funeral Doom, the original idea was just to write emotional, but paradoxically very cold and almost catatonic Funeral Doom, and mix that up with long sections of heavy Drone Doom.
		Stijn actually had interest in signing both of our bands early on (before he even knew of our split idea), so when I told him that SP White and I had discussed doing the split together, he was all for releasing it.
	www.geocities.com /doomaltar/torturewheel.htm (1791 words)

	Belgian Doom Night 2
		Newer work sees the band growing to extreme musical hight, composing some of the most epic and grand sounding Doom-metal around on the face of the earth.
		While Heaven Wept is one of the best Doom-metal bands all round and should not be missing from the collection of any Epic Doom fan, or any Doom fan for that matter.
		Mourning Beloveth however are not a clone of any band from that time and clearly stand out on their own.
	www.innershelter.net /bdn2/bands.htm (728 words)

	Ataraxie - Extreme Doom/Death Metal -
		The band still has to grow but considering it as a first effort it is not bad at all.
		The band manages to impress from the very beginning of the first track off their gloomy musical proposition; nine minutes of sheer misery and heaviness, adorned with time signature changes and arrangements that already show a great deal of compositional skill and care, thus managing to add variety without sacrificing their preferred style.
		The band is clearly not only influenced by bands belonging to the doom scene like early My Dying Bride ('As the flower withers' era) and diSEMBOWELMENT, but the influence of other deities of the extreme metal genre like Morbid Angel and Dissection is also strong.
	www.ataraxie.net /reviews.php?Menu=0 (1899 words)

	Endlessgrief - Metal Page Two
		This band is well respected by the metal community and for good reason, they seriously kick ass.
		The bands keep their own style while still paying homage to one of the greatest bands to ever grace the earth.
		This is doom right down to your bones, raspy death vocals and all, kind of reminds me of Amorphis in their "The Karelian Isthmus" days, before they acquired clean vox.
	www.endlessgrief.com /doompage2.htm (1609 words)

	SLUDGE/DOOM/CHAOS - press
		Roanoke's massive half-hour doom epic is a sweep, thick and grim crunch that pulls a little from Sunno)))'s relentless crawl-drone and quite a bit from Grief's molasses death metal.
		I must admit, doom/slugde, drone and otherwise extreme doom acts do require their fair share of listens before you become habituated to their elephantine sound, but no matter how many times you give this CD a spin it always comes off as though you’re having your head in a vice during its time-span.
		Massive Doom like this is clearly not for everyone but if you're already in the church of the truly sick and demented, you will worship at the altar of Roanoke.
	www.roanokenoise.net /press.cfm (3387 words)

	Nuclear Blast America
		Despite its resounding success, Griff quit the band at the tour’s end, leaving the band to hire ex-Cronos guitarist Mike Hickey as a live bassist for performances at CMJ in New York and in Israel.
		Columbia was pressuring the band for a new album and the clock was ticking.
		In 1999, the band’s In Memoriam EP was re-packaged and re-released by Dorrian’s own Rise Above Records, with a bonus five live tracks from a 1991 show in Holland.
	www.nuclearblastusa.com /bands/cathedral.html (1997 words)

	Corridor of Cells - Interview - Avrigus - June 1998 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In a nutshell, Cruciform were a hybrid mix of doom and death where Avrigus have strong elements of doom but is difficult to classify with a generalized label.
		Besides, most bands use triggers on the drums to make the drum sound a lot more rich and full, which is exactly what we have right now anyway.
		I know of a band that Judy recorded some vocals for called Elysium that do some great doom music (look out for their CD that's soon to be released by Warhead).
	coc.zaraza.ca /interviews.php?op=one&artist=avrigus&year=1998&month=06 (1790 words)

	Northwinds, the french doom metal band with with a definite 70s vibe, heavy, dark and progressive.
		Northwinds, the french doom metal band with with a definite 70s vibe, heavy, dark and progressive.
		Northwinds are a French Doom band which achieved to make great sensation in the European Metal scene with albums like “Great God Pan”.
		The band is almost ready to release a new album on Black Widow Records and the name of their Forthcoming album will be “Chimeres”.
	northwinds-music.com /news.html (501 words)

	Get Ready to ROCK! Interview with doom metal rock band The River
		Steve and Jon from new Doom band The River...
		The band plays bottom heavy Doom Metal, with an emphasis on song writing and melody amidst the layers of dirge.
		I still believe that the best way for a band to truly make it's mark is with a cracking live show.
	www.getreadytorock.com /rising_stars/the_river.htm (566 words)

	The Legion of Doom
		Although The Legion of Doom cannot legally manufacture or distribute the album, we are taking steps to make the mashups we have created as widely available as possible.
		We are pleased to welcome you to the new Legion of Doom site, which comes along with some major announcements.
		Also of interest is Aggro1’s blog where The Legion of Doom have recently found themselves mashed up with Opus III in “It’s a Fine Day for a Home Invasion Robbery”.
	www.the-legion-of-doom.com (592 words)

	Witch Mountain
		This Portland-based première Doom band have become a bit of an icon in the Northwest.
		Kip Larson joined on bass for the band's debut EP "Homegrown Doom." The MCD was intended as a demo but once it reached the ears of UK-based Rage of Achilles Records established an underground name for the band.
		The recording was more focused and had a wider range centering around the harmonic fusion of thickly layered doom with the warmth of a settled jam.
	www.thecutting-edge.net /witch_m.html (1280 words)

	Weeping Silence - Atmospheric Doom Band
		Not only to form the band but to play the right music which is delivered from the right spiritual catharsis - the emotion encountered by the fraility of mankind.
		The main aim of the band is just to deliver a message to the listeners which are the poverty and the mysterious character of humanity, the emotions encountered and shattered through the misfortune bestowed on us the unfortunate ones.
		The members are not influenced by any type of bands because they believe in originality through hard working...
	wsilence.8m.com (185 words)

	Dragonauta Interview
		There are now some bands that goes in a stoner rock line, but there aren't doom bands.
		Most of these bands are still completely unknown by the people here, but they were all really great bands.
		First, because as I told you before, there is no scene here, the people don't understand what we are doing, there are no Doom bands to play with, and it's a kind of frustrating when your music is more recognized by people that don't understand your language than the ones that do.
	www.gametwo.com /Dragonauta.html (1990 words)

	Abdullah - Abdullah S/T Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The band manages never to fail the expectations, none of the songs are too long or even boring at all.
		But they also mixed their doom with more 70's progressive rock influences as on the beautiful song "Lucifer in starlight" that gives the impression that you are alone, trapped in a crystal prison.
		Sometimes when a band re-records their older songs and places them alongside their newer material, the difference is obvious, but that’s not the case here.
	www.stonerrock.com /abdullah/astrev.htm (9769 words)

	Favorite band? [Archive] - New Doom Forums
		For example, one band I like, Slipknot has a lot of fucking energy on stage, but quite frankly their purpose, their lyrics, and their gimmic is all a front.
		March 21st, 2002, 11:12 PM A band called Black had a big hit in the UK some years ago, it was a nice pleasant sounding ballad type song so you would probably hate it.
		He is practically a 'one man band' and even if you don't like his music you could probably still agree with me that he has done quite a bit in the music industry.
	forums.newdoom.com /archive/index.php/t-13733.html (4534 words)

	Doom-metal.com: Reviews - Ataraxie
		Despite the fact that I have heard many ironic and devaluating comments about the French metal scene, I have only good things to tell about the French doom metal bands I've heard thus far: Worship, Despond, Monolithe and this Ataraxie are all unique, self-willed doom entities with their own style, personality and approach.
		The songs on this album (except for the last one, which I will talk about later on) are from the first release of the band and are brought with the conviction of a band who truly love what they're doing.
		The last song is an exception to this, as it is a cover of the funeral doom classic by cult group Worship.
	www.doom-metal.com /reviews/ataraxie.html (731 words)

	M-board: doom \| MUSICA.MUSTDIE.RU
		it seems like alot of it is more on the gothic side than the traditional doom side.
		In Belarus was heavy "pagan" doom-metal band GODS TOWER...
		(only one true doom band) But it was disbanded...
	musica.mustdie.ru /en/topic/4730 (411 words)

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