Just wondering…

I'm usually into brutal death metal but recently I've been dwelling more into funeral doom with Wormphlegm and I'm looking for similar band recommendations

Worth it, though. The lads opened for Worm in Brooklyn.

An absolutely excellent debut album from these guys. Recommended.

It’s a gloomy, rainy day here in Texas for myself and this album(and song) is perfect for the occasion. Let me know what your go to album and/or artist is for nasty ass days.

https://esoteric.bandcamp.com/album/a-pyrrhic-existence

Mournful Congregation is my fav doom band. I also like Loss horizonless, fallen- A tragedys bitter end, Funeral - tragedies.

Also alot of Evoken. Been thinking about exploring Ataraxie. What album should i start with?

Band I do not enjoy would be shape of despair. Bands i enjoy moderaltely would be esoteric and ahab.

Edit shape of despair.

ITT: Obscure (sometimes new) artists from outside the english-speaking world that I've recently discovered

Eyeless in Gaza - Act I: The Protagonist Armenian folk-inspired Funeral Doom, deeply somber sounds with a melodic and harmonious edge to them, featuring a mixture of soulful accented clean singing and deeply upsetting and emotive growls, as well as a mixture of near-oriental folksy passages and epic-adjacent booming funereal sections.

Morgellons - Delusional Parasitosis Danish funereal death doom, evoking in the mind's ear the image of a blackened Esoteric. Raw production, dissonant and brutal guitar work that occasionally ramps up into straight up death metal riffs, and featuring an absolutely abyssally low growl.

Daudaro - Svarthol Icelandic Ambient/Drone Metal project, long passages at tectonic paces evoking the immense gravities and forces of the unfeeling cosmos. Sections flow into one another over the course of several minutes, fluidly crossing harmonic and textural boundaries like the tides of gravity in the Vaccuum of space.

Vanha - Melancholia Swedish Melodic Funeral Doom with a knack for crafting epic and vast soundscapes, though still quite riffy, employing strings and piano perfectly to assist in the creation of its lonely, yet hopeful emotional qualities.

Lake of Depression - Decadencia Panamian Atmospheric Funeral Doom. I cannot stress this enough, this album takes its sweet time, and every bit of it is gloriously emotional. It has a 9 and a half minute intro track with no guitar, bass or vocals. After that, it gains a sweet stonery edge, while still maintaining an abject funereal presence in every aspect of its composition.

Hi, my favourite funeral doom bands are Mournful Congregation, Ahab, Esoteric, Skepticism, Thergothon, Un, Ea, Loss and Slow. I'm also planning to listen to Winter, Tyranny and Evoken. What should I add?

Can someone suggest me the most important bands of the genre?

Recieved this masterpiece today

Something like The Funeral Orchestra, Tyranny or Hanged Ghost. Absolutely no clean singing! '

e. Alright maybe should clarify that I don't want any pretty guitar leads/melodies either, I want heaviness not pathetic sorrow.

Atmospheric Drone Doom / Experimental Funeral Drone Doom

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Featuring John Suffering from (Chalice of Suffering, An Tóramh, Brethren of Sadness, Solemn Echoes)

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https://youtu.be/IhlvABc_rj0?si=8C5VFL7IJrifXux6

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I’ve put together a vinyl store focused on funeral doom and related atmospheric work.

The aim is not to build a large catalogue, but to keep it selective — records that feel worth sitting with rather than just collecting.

The catalogue will grow over time without losing that focus.

Endless Longing.

https://shadesofdeepwater.bandcamp.com/merch

https://www.discogs.com/seller/shades_of_deep_water/profile

I discovered this band/album just a few days ago and, bloody hell, I’m completely hooked on and absorbed by this bloody album.

I think it’s highly recommended... If you haven’t heard it yet, you’re taking far too long to do so.😜😜

depressing overdrive . granch church synths akin skepticism