Orphans Of Doom Kansas City, Missouri
Centered in heavy riffage, Orphans of Doom takes you on a journey of melodic dueling lead guitars over driving bass and primal drums. Their new album “Realms” expands on their previous full lengths “Strange World/Fierce Gods” & “II”, with a more melodic, sludgier, progressive direction. With sparse vocals, and very dense instrumental passages, there is something for every post-metal enthusiast. ... more
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