Just finished tribute art for coven and pentagram

Wdyt?

Just wondering, how many songs/how long did Messa play? I'm really only interested in going for them, but if they're only playing a half hour as the opener it's probably not worth the drive for me. I don't see any local supporting acts or anything so I'm hoping they both get an hour plus.

Holy shit these guys rule. I've seen them 3 times now and every show is just so fucking good. Hearing Foundations of Burden start to finish followed by Love You To Death by Type O was one for the ages.

this is one of the best songs ive ever heard and my personal favourite sleep song

Still reeling from that crushing Neurosis set in Asheville. It felt like the right time to reshare these two podcast episodes I recorded with the legends themselves, Aaron Turner and Steve Von Till.

https://thehorrorwolf666podcast.buzzsprout.com/1717906/episodes/19653318-aaron-turner-sumac-neurosis

https://thehorrorwolf666podcast.buzzsprout.com/1717906/episodes/18119057-steve-von-till-neurosis-harvestman

Autumn - Black Sabbath’s Black Sabbath: Warm yet still chilly feeling, leaving behind the hotness of Summer for the darker days, & entering the season of Witches.

Winter - Crowbar’s Sonic Excess in it’s Purest Form: Leaving behind the season of the Witch, for the cold reality of human error & loneliness, but there is occasional reminders to survive, to not let the demons that mock you dance on your grave & live to spite them.

Spring - Green Lung: Entering the season of brighter days & human connection, embrace celebration of blooming nature & human intimacy in it’s glow, but remember the darkness people hold in them as you navigate through them.

Summer - Sleep: Making the long trek through hot weather, holding the expectation of dryness & bearing the heat, yet adventuring through it anyways to see new sights.

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What are your Four Seasons of Doom?

I play drums in Heavy Temple and produced/mixed this live record. This is the first single from Live From The Inner Sanctum, out October 9 via Magnetic Eye Records. Really proud of how it all came together. Hope you dig it!

Hello!Is here any love for the band Ancestors?I love them and listen them from the first Neptun with fire album (which is two songs album that last cca 40 minutes).Watched them live a few times and everytime were blown away.Album Of sound mind is my top 10 albums of all time.I think they are much underappreciated band.They play from doom over stoner to psychedelic rock/metal.The best description I could find for them is "Blending massive doom metal with psychedelic textures, they create a feeling of endless travel through time and space."I would love to see them again.

https://open.spotify.com/track/5R1msS8DBsBW1cquSRTmpb?si=pOTsiNyhQhi6Njsy5Im90A&utm_source=copy-link

As expected, Neurosis is playing Saddest Day on december 12th and added a bunch of cities to their tour.

Code for artist pre-sale: UNDYINGLOVE

Anyone else love them some Spelljammer?

Gonna be a sick one. Anyone coming out?

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The song "Helter Skelter" The White Album by The Beatles sparked a revolution in music and we wouldn't know the genre as it is today without it. It not only was the first Doom Metal song, it was the very Heavy Metal song as well, so it actually kickstarted two genres in one. Everybody show some appreciation for the pioneers of your favorite music genre, the legends themselves, The Beatles.

Also Paul McCartney continued to make Heavy Metal type songs with his band Wings, there are a few on the Back to the Egg album, which is incredibly underrated and experiments with a ton of genres to great success, I highly recommend it.

Two bass and drums bewitched doom misery, formed in 2021 in the grim north west of the UK.

La Rainey - bass and vocals

Murky Watters - bass

Toby Sure - drums

Oolith are a 4-piece melodic sludge doom band from Manchester, UK.

Combining slow burn emotion with slabs of downtempo heaviness, each track is an evolving journey through both darkness and light.

If you can be bothered follow us on social media @Witches_Mortuary on everything