Riff Cannon

Gotta love this band name. Riff Cannon come from Boston, Massachusetts and play sludgy stoner/doom with some post-rock ambients.
"......Riff Cannon create similarly killer, Sabbathian sludge......I was honestly left craving more from this quartet, so strong is the material here........Strong and memorable composition.......with varied, solid influences such as Electric Wizard and Thin Lizzy, what’s there not to like? "

Mercury Mountain
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Heirs

"Heirs is the marriage of dark and light. The pain and hopelessness of addiction vs the elation of freedom."

This Australian quartet draw influences from Swans and Godflesh, so that should be just enough information to get you straight to the download link - which is provided by their label, Denovali. This is their 2009 debut album.

Alchera

Warning

Warning were a UK (Harlow, Essex) based doom metal band. They flagged the rise of post-2000 wave of traditional doom metal. The band is notable for its down-tempo, progressive, melodic and heavy doom-laden sound; the idiosyncratic and poignant vocals of Patrick Walker; and his introspective, darkly-confessional lyrical themes.

2006 - Watching from a Distance

Ocean

Ocean are a doom band from Portland. Do not mistake them with The Ocean from germany.I'm to tired to write a review today so you can read about them here.

Here Where Nothing Grows

Iron Fukin' Lung

Fucking amazing power duo. This guys mix slow paced doomish dissonant riffs with sudden bursts of blasting assaults. Imagine Infest or Spazz jamming with Khanate or Blacksun (not so slow but you get an idea). I'm totally hooked on this.

Sexless//No Sex

Favourite tracks: Future Corpses, Sexless//No Sex, Politics of Science, Cancer

Windmills by the Ocean

Windmills by the Ocean is a project born in Boston formed by members within the ranks of Isis, Red Sparowes, 27 and Anodyne. This first and only release, a five track self-titled album, was recorded back in August 2003 but it only saw the light of day three years later by the hands of Robotic Empire. Expect an instrumental and atmospheric adventure ranging from post-rock to sludge, doom and even drone.

Windmills By The Ocean