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But being inspired by SABBATH, playing 'slow' and 'heavy', or 'retro' music, doesn't make them 'doom metal', since other mixed influences and musical background will separate them. The Sabbathian Magick of the first albums was spread beyond doom and heavy metal, including what is known as grunge music and the Seattle scene, and other sub-genres close to the slowness and heaviness of doom, like stoner, sludge, and similar styles. JUDAS PRIEST, IRON MAIDEN), is that Tony Iommi and Co. The difference with other 'brand names' and influential metal bands (f.e. Mutz (DAWN OF WINTER), Ilia 'Velingor' Timashev (SCALD), Kimi Kärki (REVEREND BIZARRE, LORD VICAR), Father Alex (THE TEMPLE), Michael Stavrakakis (DOOMOCRACY), Chad Davis (HOUR OF 13, THE SABBATHIAN), Howie Bentley (BRITON RITES), Jonathan 'Sealey' Seale (IRON VOID), Leo Stivala (FORSAKEN), John Gallo (ORODRUIN), Karl Simon (THE GATES OF SLUMBER), Steve Jansson (CRYPT SERMON), Brooks Wilson (CRYPT SERMON) and Annick Giroux (CAUCHEMAR)īLACK SABBATH is the starting point of Doom Metal, but besides their overall strong influence in heavy (metal) music in general, the Birmingham sorcery was spread even more. They will talk about the doomed art of the others and within those albums and bands presented here, doom metal stories and insights will be revealed, making this feature, 'The Chronicles of Doom Metal'.Īdding detail to the chronicles, you will read new comments, stories and memories, insights and mini interviews by Tom Phillips (WHILE HEAVEN WEPT), Tom Björn (MEMORY GARDEN), Gerrit P. A few of the musicians that created those classic albums (and a few more) will talk about them and comment on albums and bands. You will read about 10 + 10 albums (one from each band). These are the chronicles of Doom Metal and Epic Doom Metal.

Prologue: What is this that stands before me?

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