Drone and doom metal band from Aarhus, Denmark, creating vast, slowly evolving sonic landscapes since 2012. Their approach to doom and drone emphasizes hypnotic repetition and massive low-end frequencies that engulf the listener.

Female-fronted psychedelic doom quartet from Berlin, described as a slow trudging bear with a fuzzy pelt, electric claws, and a melodic singing voice. Their 2023 debut Preta features unrelenting drums, cutting guitars, thundering bass, and mesmerizing saxophone in their signature 'saxodoom' style, mastered by Magnus Lindberg.

Death and doom metal band from Nordland in northern Norway, active since 2012. Their Arctic Norwegian origins and bear-inspired name lend a massive, primal quality to their death-doom sound.

Urtica is a doom/sludge metal and crust band from Stockholm, Sweden, active since 2014 and bridging the gap between heavy doom-laden riffs and punk-rooted crust aggression. The project channels Stockholm's tradition of genre-blending heaviness.

Five-piece funeral death doom band from Berlin, delivering crushing heaviness through releases including Path Of Tombs, The Omnipresence of Loss, and a 2024 split with Calliophis. Their sound dwells in the most oppressive corners of doom and death metal, creating monolithic walls of despair.

UseEye is a stoner/doom metal project from Ufa in Russia's Republic of Bashkortostan, active since 2020. The project channels the hazy, riff-heavy aesthetics of stoner doom from the Ural Mountains region.

Doom and death metal project from the UK, active since 2020 and evoking spectral heaviness through their ghostly moniker. Their sound channels the morbid atmosphere of death-doom through compositions steeped in decay and shadow.

Viennese black and doom metal act weaving oppressive atmospheres across releases including Atonement, Spear of Psychosis, and Beheading Pathos. Formed in 2018, the project combines the bleakness of doom with black metal's aggression into a dense, punishing sound.

Doom metal band from Helsinki, Finland, active since 2019 and delivering the slow, crushing heaviness that defines the genre. Their Finnish approach to doom metal channels the country's long winter darkness into monolithic, oppressive compositions.