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There is a distinct stillness surrounding Never Quite Dead. Terry Jones may no longer be present, but his voice and shrieks remain woven into each riff and careful progression. This is not a conventional posthumous release. The music feels intentional and complete, built from material written before his passing and shaped with commitment.
We reached out to Olli — guitarist for Berlin’s funeral doom group Urza and one of the driving forces behind Doomship, to discover how a simple idea for a tenth-anniversary show evolved into a two-day event featuring some of Europe’s finest doom bands. Here you will find reflections on the origins of Doomship, the collaborative spirit that fueled its creation, and thoughts on the very essence of doom metal.
Inspired by Mizmor and “Woe Regains My Substance”
For me, a festival’s success is measured by who I didn’t know before — musically — and who I’ve become quietly obsessed with afterward. That’s how I track time: not in dates or stages, but in bands I stumbled into, sounds that caught me off guard, and moments I didn’t expect to remember forever.
Playlist Update 10.5.2025: Doomherre; Verminous Serpent; Norna
Playlist Update 1.5.2025: SEASICK GLADIATOR; Servants of the Mist; Process of Guilt
STATE OF DOOM #10: New and Newer Sounds in Doom Metal
Playlist Update 11.4.2025: Witching Altar, Bottomless, Clouds, Altareth
Playlist Update 5.4.2025: Eternal Rot, Praise the Plague, Marrowfields
Playlist Update 28.3.2025: Black Wizard, Funeral Leech, Soulmass, Bitterdusk
STATE OF DOOM #9: New and Newer Sounds in Doom Metal
Doomnation Radio caught up with frontman Misha to talk about the meaning behind the band’s name, the evolution from Telestai to The Broken Sacrament, and what makes the Polish doom scene such a vibrant, diverse force.
Ingmar Bergman’s Hour of the Wolf (Vargtimmen, 1968) is a chaotic descent into paranoia and existential horror, a film that erases the boundaries between reality and nightmare. Starring the brilliant Max von Sydow as Johan Borg and Liv Ullmann as his devoted wife Alma, the film follows a tormented artist retreating to an isolated island in search of solitude. But solitude soon turns to suffocation as Johan becomes haunted by disturbing visions and strange, elusive figures who may or may not be real.
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