Traditional Doom

The last two doomy bands I found that did anything for me was Witchcraft and Jex Thoth. Witchcraft are very Pentagram like but hints of Moody Blues and Dust. Jex Thoth is just awesome. Before it even dawn on me my girlfriend thought I was listening to Mandy Morton & The Spriguns. Well add some Witchfinder General in there and there you have it.

their new EP 'witness' is just as awesome :kickass:
 
Jasonic,

I am familiar with Messiah's output with Candlemass, particularly on "Tales Of Creation" and the self-titled album. Outside of that, I know "Epicus Doomicus Metallicus" very well, and I've been checking out "King Of The Grey Islands." I tend to prefer the other vocalists that have been in Candlemass. Messiah has this weird vibratto going on, especially when pronouncing the long "U" or double-O sound. It's really hard for me to get past that.

At any rate, I've realized that I really appreciate the heaviness of the guitars in doom. It's the vocals that have kept me on the fence. I haven't brought it up here yet, but believe it or not, my first official release will be a doom album! I'll give out more details as we get closer to the release.


Stay metal. Never rust.
Albert

It's the same thing for me in terms of Messiah. I do like those albums with him, outside of the S/T, but the vibrato thing annoys me sometimes, which is why I still say that the current singer Rob Lowe is the best they've had.
 
Kind of a thread resurrection, but lately I've been eating up all this occult doom stuff like Hour of 13. Any similar bands I should know about?
 
Pagan Altar are an acquired taste.
I love them personally, but it isn't a band you love from first listen.
It took me a while for them to click, and doom is one of my fav genres.
Just a warning.

Here is their greatest song, in my opinion:
 
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