Gothic doom of 2020 will be remembered for the new albums by Paradise Lost and Draconian, but also for the incredible debut of Tomorrow’s Rain. Showing their passion for post punk/gothic rock too, the Israelis released a disheartening and absolutely melancholic opus. Along with a host of great special guests, with artist of the stature of Aaron Stainthorpe from My Dying Bride, Greg Mackintosh from Paradise Lost, Sakis Tolis from Rotting Christ, Kobi Farhi from Orphaned Land, Fernando Ribeiro from Moonspell, Mikko Kotamaki from Swallow The Sun, Jeff Loomis from Nevermore and Arch Enemy or Spiros Antoniou from Septicflesh, “Hollow” is an infinite sea of tears in which to drown. Desolation in its purest form.

Cross-Shaped digipack CD.

The prolific duo exhibits a new identity while traversing death doom territories that will be very recognizable to any of their followers. On their seventh work, Graveyard Of Souls continue their philosophical journey between melodic and skillfully ornamented songs, being able to convey as much light as darkness to anyone who approaches their dilated sonic canvases. An old school album for old school fans, absolutely recommended if you love Paradise Lost, Tiamat, Crematory, or Alastis.

Decay, darkness, melancholic beauty, but with power and might as well. Where light cannot reach, HEX dwell, rejoicing in the shadows of the blackness achieved on “Behold the Unlighted”. From early Paradise Lost to Bolt Thrower, this EP is a death doom lesson through three titanic songs.

Intergalactic battles, paranormal events, dismal deities, slowness... and a lot of experience despite being a debut. Stoner doom of great quality with a real witch on the mic. For fans of Electric Wizard, Om, Sleep, Black Sabbath, Reverend Bizarre or Windhand.