Witchsorrow's latest full-length is a picture-perfect distillation of what the Heavy Metal/Doom crossover ought to look like.
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This is an unorthodox traditional doom band which take on a Reverend Bizarre pace and heavyness, but which also contains core style vokills, hints of sou...
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United Kingdom - Active.
| Traditional Doom, Post-Metal/Post-Core This mysterious group from the UK plays emotional and crushing music in the style of Warning. In their unusual and intense take on traditional doom, The River combines mountainous riffs and harsh feedback with depressive female vocals and deeply personal lyrics. Their newest work, Ez No Ozunu, sees them taking a lighter, instrumental approach. Very cynical, yet captivating music that lies close to the works of Patrick Walker (from 40 Watt Sun as well as Warning). |
| The Perry Rise Sessions | 1999 | None | Demo |
| The River | 2001 | None | Demo |
| Oneiric Dirges in Mono | 2003 | None | Demo CD |
| Quercus/The River/Oktor Split | 2005 | Forestshadow Productions | Split CD |
| Different Ways To Be Haunted | 2005 | None | Demo CD |
| Drawing Down The Sun | 2006 | Retribute | CD |
| In Situ | 2011 | Miskatonic | CD |
| En No Ozunu | 2013 | Self-released | CD |
| info@doomriver.co.uk Band Site MySpace |  |
| Oneiric Dirges in Mono (2003) |
| Quercus/The River/Oktor Split (2005) |
| Different Ways To Be Haunted (2005) |
| Drawing Down The Sun (2006) |
| In Situ (2011) |
| En No Ozunu (2013) |
| Drummer Jonathan Gibbs used to play for another UK traditional doom outfit Unsilence |
