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“Lead single 'Disunion' from upcoming LP Hush Now (out 10/16) by Buzzard, in which the doom troubadour delivers a state of the planet address to the void above.”
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Where riffs carry the weight of the world: Buzzard's Disunion is a doom troubadour's state-of-the-planet address, blending Sabbathian fuzz, mandolin, and Dylan-esque wordplay — "warning and illuminating, impossible to ignore" — ahead of LP Hush Now (out 10/16). Splendidula's Kilte tears through frozen landscapes of grief and isolation with tormented screams and hauntingly atmospheric passages, while their self-titled debut laid the fundament — traditional doom, sludge grooves, and psychedelic drones — that started it all. Max Kutner's Rogue Lash collides funk, industrial, drone metal, and sardonic NYC wit into a post-genre behemoth, while Oskoreien's All Too Human delivers unrelenting black metal waves around a concept exploring free will through the tragic story of Charles Whitman. Vitki's Gloriosum Tormentum closes the void with blackened depressive funeralism for fans of Nortt and Xasthur.
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“Atmospheric black/doom metal featuring guest vocals by Tim Yatras (Austere, Germ).”
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“Tormented screams, relentless energy and hauntingly atmospheric passages ultimately unfold into a lingering climax, carrying the listener through a frozen landscape of grief, isolation and inner to...”
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“This atmospheric track dives deep into the hidden struggles behind our public façades, blending doom, black and post metal.”