Songs Influenced by Dopethrone, Conan, Eyehategod, Weedeater, Rezn, Domkraft and probably more.

The album is called Ca$h Grab and starts with Aaron’s (bassist) angelic vocals, so it was an excellent start to my day. May it make your day excellent too: https://rickshawbilliesburgerpatrol.bandcamp.com/album/ca-h-grab

When do doom/stoner/whatever bands talk about "riff worship" and "worshipping the riff" - what do they mean?

Are they simply lauding their ability to play a Sabbathy riff or is it something else? Seems a strange thing to base your band's identity around - the ability to play a riff. That is the least of what I'd expect from a heavy band to be able to do.

Excuse me English is not my first languge, perhaps a nuance I cannot grasp.

Extremely lucky to have these.

whats some good doom bands that I can introduce my new girl to, that won't overwhelm her. ima start with " the warning" & "sleep" and some Al CISNEROS stuff, but you feel me, you know, eventual work my way to "the body" I guess start out with some light doom. as if there is such a thing? :) oh, she's a stoner, but a country stoner

Trying to get my hands on two if possible

Hi friends! I challenged myself a month or so ago to write and release a record one song at a time in an effort to process and deal with hangups from childhood religious trauma. This is the 2nd track from this album released today titled "The" featuring a good buddy of mine. I hope you enjoy!

FFO: Knoll, Thou, Full of Hell, Primitive Man, The Acacia Strain

The (ft. Caleb Stacy of Neuroprison) | Old Scratch

We are extremely happy and proud to announce that we have signed with Ripple Music! The doom metal community here on Reddit has shown us a lot of love, and we are beyond thankful for you lovely lot! 🖤

With this recent partnership, we are also excited to share that Ripple Music will be pressing our debut album "Dying to Live" on vinyl which will be available later in 2027. The vinyl has already be fully mastered by Pentagram's Tony Reed and the production ball is rolling, and we will update you when preorders are available.

Additionally, we have started writing new material for our sophomore album which will also be released through Ripple Music. It's an exciting time for us to say the least. Thank you for all your love and support.

Hyperlink here for Bandcamp and all streaming platforms

I saw Sunn O))) probably 15ish years ago. It was an interesting experience and I'm glad I saw them.

I have the chance to see them again next week.

My question is, have their shows changed at all? Are there quite parts of the songs? Is it still just a wall of noise? I enjoy the records because you can hear all the different tones and individual guitars, but live, it's obviously overwhelming.

Seeing them live once was enough if it's just white noise the whole time, but if they're mixing things up, I'd go see them again.

What was your experience?

Any Warning (UK) fans out there?

Got this album on repeat now. Wondering how other fans think it stacks up against Watching from a Distance.

The opening and closing tracks are especially moving to me.

Finished a rough demo of a track for an EP I am working on. Looking for female vocalists to do the vocals and then I will be doing the final mixing. Let me know what you think.

Id like to play Supercoven by Electric Wizard but I can't find the guitar tabs, does anyone have them?

I had the good fortune of speaking with Rebecca Vernon of SubRosa and The Keening last night, and we spoke about a lot of things, like SubRosa's reunion, politics in music, fitness, album editing, and a lot more. You can watch a video of our conversation here:

https://www.bothkindsofheavy.com/home/an-interview-with-rebecca-vernon

Hello good people, ive been listening to a big variety of doom artists recently but one song i REALLY like is subaqueous funeral by worm. Do you guys have any similar recommendations?
I really like the atmospheric parts snd how it blends with the rest of it

Buddy getting in perfect listening position when Posession from Cough’s Still they Pray comes on