Morning champions,

I am hoping you can help identify what I am told is a funeral doom track from a number of years ago.

It was slow, heavy as shit and vocals that sounded like satan himself, first word being “SUFFER”

Not much to go on, but I am hoping it might ring a bell (knell?) with someone!

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I see in the flairs that there are a couple subsubgenres of Funeral Doom including “Gothic”, “Sludge”, “Ambient”, and “Blackened”. What’re the differences between these genres? What’re your favorite bands from each? And as someone coming to Funeral Doom from Epic Doom, which do you think I’d enjoy!

I’m seriously attempting to experiment with Funeral Doom and it seems very emotional and beautiful. I’ve listened to a teeny bit of Bell Witch and I think they’re alright.

Been listening to the first bell witch album and honestly I’m blown away by the cleans, they make the album pop and really stand out and now I’m hunting for more like it.

I'm thinking of coming down from Chicago to Maryland Deathfest this year for the Funeral Doom night on Thursday, specifically to see Mournful Congregation. Anyone have an idea how rare this is, and if it's worth it, in your opinion?

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Was just curious on what people think the peak of funeral doom is for me personally it’s Stygian (don’t worry guys Atramentus will be back I’m not coping you are)

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Do you know any funeral doom projects that made covers of classical music? Or at least funeral doom in neoclassical style. Its very enjoyable for me.

For example there is 1 album i know that fully consists of covers: Flegethon - The Art Of Regeneration. Or neoclassical album of death doom band Intaglio - II

Largely new to Funeral Doom and Doom in general. Thus far Bell Witch is my absolute favorite, and I haven't fallen for a band like I have them in some years. I've seen recommendations for similar bands lean heavily on Mournful Congregation who I find fantastic musically but didn't vibe with all the growly vocals. I've also enjoyed stuff from Sea Witch and Bong (Thought & Existence in particular). Was hoping to maybe get some recs more musically oriented / minimal vocal funeral doom or doom (or any other in-the-ballpark metal subgenre). For comparison Goodspeed You! Black Emperor and Mono really hit for me outside of Doom in terms of largely instrumental artists. Thanks!

https://youtu.be/tjdEjeUe-Sg?si=PLWSMCZUbFpwBsEo

It's that time again folks, so use the comments here to let us know what funeral doom you've been listening to over the last week as well as any new discoveries or recommendations you want to share...