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Q&A: Rosary

Polish doom trio Rosary bring a lot more than just heavy riffs to the table. Rooted in faith and driven by a deep love for traditional doom metal, they’ve carved out their own unique path since forming in 2017. 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. There’s talk of ghostly ponds, dream festivals in forest graveyards, and a whole lot of doom – the kind that still carries a flicker of hope beneath the gloom…

* Answers by Misha (vocals, guitars, synthesizers).

Q&A: Buzzard

Buzzard’s Doom Folk (2024) is an album that defies expectations, bridging the gap between the haunting weight of doom metal and the stripped-down honesty of folk music. The album combines gloomy-yet-cheeky, Sabbath-inspired riffs with the raw storytelling tradition of American folk music, creating something wholly unique. In this interview, Buzzard’s mastermind Christopher Thomas Elliott delves into the origins of the project, the creative processes behind Doom Folk, and the influences that shaped its distinctive sound.

Q&A: Blissful Stream

In this interview, we delve into the creative mind of Martin, the mastermind behind the one-man doom metal project Blissful Stream. Hailing from Sweden, a country known for its rich doom metal heritage, Martin reflects on how his sound has evolved over time. He shares insights into the challenges of being a solo artist, the concept and cover art behind his latest album Fighting for the Cross, and what the future holds for the project. Through it all, Martin offers a glimpse into his artistic process, balancing tradition with originality, and more.