Lord Vicar are another awesome traditional doom band from Finland. They also have Peter Inverted (Reverend Bizarre) on guitar, picking up where RB left off. Great album.
This was a badass move on Reverend Bizarre's part. It's pretty much all of the songs featured on EPs/Singles/Demos/splits besides Return... and Harbinger... And that completes my Reverend Bizarre posts.
This is pretty much the end of Reverend Bizarre. After this they released numerous splits/singles/EP's that were just covers or old songs. So here it is, RB's last full length, coming in at a whopping 2 hours. Had to borrow the link, but if it doesn't stay up I'll upload the album in two parts to mediafire.
Another great release from Reverend Bizarre. The weird thing about this "EP" is it might as well be a full length album. It's over an hour in running time and features one more song than their debut did, but I'm not complaining. Anyway, this has a really badass Burzum cover.
Reverend Bizarre are an awesome doom band from Finland. They keep it pretty traditional when it comes to good doom metal. This is their excellent debut full-length album... I'll eventually get around to posting some of their other material.
Reverend Bizarre - In The Rectory of the Bizarre Reverend 2002
Man, to be honest, this is probably the first extreme metal band I ever listened to. I found out about these guys on mp3.com (I know) years and years ago. Pretty cool I finally found the material again. Black/Death metal from the Netherlands
Solstice are from the UK, and besides Candlemass, they're probably one of the first doom metal bands that I started listening to that really kickstarted my appreciation for the genre. Nice traditional doom metal.
Celestial Season is from the Netherlands and actually have quite a few CDs, but I probably like this one the best. Nice heavy deathdoom thats more heavy on the doom than death.
Lately I've been getting into a lot more of the straight forward doomy deathdoom bands. This another recent find, and probably the first Irish doom band I've listened to. Sounds like really heavy doom metal with death metal vocals. Definitely check em out.
Doom:VS are a really awesome funeral doom band I just found out about and am pretty stoked on. Fair warning this is pretty slow and atmospheric compared to the rest of what I post on here. But rest assured, both these albums are full of doom and good tunes.
I was talkin to someone about the Finnish band Slugathor and we both agreed the 2009 album is the best work these guys have put out so far. That's not to say their previous two full lengths weren't good, but Slugathor really steps it up on this album. Solid crushing deathdoom.
Mar de Grises are a great Chilean deathdoom band that have three full lengths out right now. These guys do an awesome job of blending death with lots of doom influence, both heavy and symphonic at times. Draining the Waterheart is easily my favorite release from these guys.
You know I really have no idea why I didn't post this with my original Incantation post but this albums rips too. I mean does it touch Onward to Golgotha? Tough call, it's definitely another solid release from Incantation so check it out.
These guys actually formed in Finland back in the day in 1993, but only started putting out demos in 2005, and came out with this album in 2009. I read a review that summed these guys up pretty well; imagine Asphyx, Autopsy and Incantation in one and you have this album.