Eye of Doom Vancouver, British Columbia
Eye of Doom is a progressive doom metal trio which combines traditional fuzz-driven stoner/doom with progressive and space
rock elements from the ‘70s with dimensions beyond the sonic soundscapes typically found within the genre, Eye of Doom explores uncharted territory.
Sam Beatty - Synth
Roger Gilmour - Guitar
Alex Kadhim - Bass
Derrick Staines - Drums
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For some reason, what I previewed and the real songs was somewhat different - maybe because of the cover art? But I definitely don't regret something more spacial than expected. The recent Ocean drifting in space.
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OMG, late to the party but this is some of the best occult infused doom stoner tackle I've ever heard. Reference points include Sabbath (obvs), especially with the Ozzy-esque vocals but there's also the melodiousness of early Heep mixing with a more contemporary occult rock sound. It starts in the 70's and makes it to the present day. The riffs are huge but it's their way with a hook that elevates this from your average doom/stoner fare. Very wonderful indeed!
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This really kicks ass \m/ Musical as f--k!
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Absolutely punishing instrumental doom songs from this German combo that hit with the force of an anvil dropped from 500 feet.
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supported by 58 fans who also own “Return to Descension”
The flac version of this sounds great in my truck... not a crunch, clip or boom to be heard. That, in itself, gets this major points. This is a lovely combination of early Floyd, U2 and a few San Francisco bands from the '60s with a heavy dose of Helmet tossed in. It's definitely best of breed when it comes to modern psych stuff. Even without a Hammond B3, it gets an easy A+...
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