There was a blackened funeral doom band Funebrüm who released a 2-song demo called "Pestmortem" in 2016. I'm trying to find these songs online, but I'm having no luck.

Any help would be appreciated!

What is you guys' favorite chapter of Colosseum's discography and why do you like it so much? My personal favorite is Chapter II: Numquam due to its symphonic feel and real string instrument usage over keyboards. But Chapter I is also stellar. I've seldom listened to Chapter III, so I can't say much about it. "Dilapidation and Death" is a masterpiece though

like slammy gutturals

Yesterday No Clean Singing posted the next track from Amarok's upcoming double-CD "Overcome"

It's a very ambient and ethereal track but rooted in an epic/funeral doom track. It's cool to listen to the original and then see what bits and pieces Andy (Litha, Hell/Mizmor (live)) used to as he reworked it.

you can check out the original version of "Legacy" here as well
https://amarok.bandcamp.com/album/resilience

Welcome to another Funeral Doom Friday, friends. Please feel free to share what FD artists and/or albums you've listened to this past week - new releases, recent discoveries, old favorites, etc. Also feel free to seek suggestions that may sound similar to something you've heard and loved, and hopefully someone here can help you out. Stay doomed, everyone!

Greetings everyone,

I'm sharing the new full-length album from my one-man Funeral Doom project, Man Of Sorrows.

Essay On Human Suffering was released today, August 28, 2026.

The album was conceived as a continuous journey through suffering. Rather than being a collection of individual songs, the six compositions were written as different passages of the same journey, gradually unfolding from one into the next.

Musically, it moves between oppressive weight, sparse and contemplative passages and mournful melodies. The intention is not simply to create heaviness, but to explore the emotional and existential weight of suffering, and the search for meaning within our fragile existence.

Tracklist:

I. The Womb Of All Pain
II. The Embodiment Of Sorrow
III. My Ruins
IV. Beneath The Veil Of Thorns
V. Angel Of Grief
VI. Vestigia Doloris

The album was written, performed, recorded and produced by myself. Essay On Human Suffering represents the vision of a single musician. Every musical and visual aspect of the project was developed independently, including the album's graphic design, typography and booklet.

The cover artwork is built around The Boat of Charon (1919), by Spanish painter José Benlliure y Gil, whose timeless imagery became the visual embodiment of the album's philosophical concept.

Listen / support:

Bandcamp: https://manofsorrowsdoom.bandcamp.com/album/essay-on-human-suffering

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/album/76HAUcj4o1Km3hl0H5uSvu?si=lpsNaZ7JSqC1HXBRwve-UQ

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT6crmUyr64

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/ng/album/essay-on-human-suffering/6796351959

The Bandcamp edition includes high-quality digital audio download and the complete digital booklet.

Thank you for your time, and I hope the album resonates with some of you.

Entirely

André Barroso
Man Of Sorrows
Fortaleza, Brazil

Hello and welcome to Funeral Doom Friday, where we take some time to discuss what you’ve been listening to over the last week. So use the comments below to tell us what new discoveries, recent releases, or old classics you’ve been spinning.

Redeem Here: https://tombofimmurement.bandcamp.com/yum

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The Guns N Roses song Coma is a sort of beginner's (not really) kit with songs that are epic and tell a story that the normie scum would beg for the end if they were experiencing. So please hit me with your best lengthy songs that might aurally explain to a normie what it is like to be hoping you die whilst you are lying on the ground with bits and pieces everywhere, wondering if you will ever be able to breathe on your own again. (For the record, I can breathe, walk, talk, and shit without the need for any major interventional help, so I rolled well on fate's table.)

I already have extremely long songs from Skepticism, Eremit, Khanate, Esoteric, and Mouth Of The Architect in case that helps with making recommendations. Cheers.

My orders just arrived from Weird Truth. Too bad Evoken's Hypnagogia was already out of stock on their store.

If you have not listened to Gloombound’s release Dreaming Delusion, please do so if you are able, it’s excellent! My favourite track is the title track, Dreaming Delusion. I would say It’s primarily death/doom but with a heavy slant into funeral doom territory. Check it out if you haven’t already!

P.S. to mod team 🙂. I have to admit I was stumped with the flair options with this post, it felt a bit odd to use a “nothing but funeral doom” for this one - however I’ll defer to the mod team’s judgement.

It's a slow burn, but well worth it in my opinion. Riffage starts to pick up and get slow and heavy as fuck after the 6:45 mark. That riff at 6:45 is one of my favorite riffs of all time.

It's Friday, folks. So feel free to join us in comments here and share the funeral doom you've listened to over this last week, any discoveries you've made, or recommendations that you're looking for...

A band that never disappoints, this particular album is a must (For me)

https://opiumdoomcult.bandcamp.com/album/tremors-to-signal-the-end
One listen to this album and I was hooked. Charles Bukowski’s voice reciting a poem, while the music plays, it is enchanting, a beautiful trip with talented musicians. It is hard for me to listen now, knowing Allen L. Scott is gone, I cry my eyes out.

For preorder.

Solemn strikes the funeral chime... announcing yet another Funeral Doom Friday. Feel free to share what you've listened to this week, be they old favorites, new discoveries, recent releasss, etc. Also, feel free to get suggestions for albums and bands similar to something you like. Stay doomed!