What makes Doomsword by Doomsword notable?

Doomsword's self-titled album garnered attention for its unique blend of classic heavy metal with doom influences, helping to cultivate a dedicated fanbase. The album solidified their presence in the underground metal scene and influenced subsequent acts within the epic doom genre. Released in 1999, Doomsword's debut album marked the band's entrance into the heavy metal scene after forming in 1997. This record established their signature blend of epic doom metal and thematic storytelling inspired by fantasy lore.

How many songs are on Doomsword?

Doomsword has 8 tracks, running approximately 47 minutes.

Doomsword

Doomsword · 1999

47 min · 8 tracks · heavy metal

Epic doom metal anthems weave together weighty riffs and atmospheric melodies, evoking a cinematic sense of battle and heroism.

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Sacred Metal — The opening track establishes the album's grand tone with its powerful riffs and anthemic chorus, setting the stage for the epic themes that follow.
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Helm's Deep — Inspired by Tolkien's work, this song showcases dramatic shifts in tempo and dynamics, encapsulating the essence of battle with vivid imagery.
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Swords of Doom — This track exemplifies Doomsword’s heavy yet melodic style, featuring memorable hooks and a narrative that evokes valor and tragedy.

Tracklist

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1 Sacred Metal 6:16
2 Warbringers 6:33
3 Helm's Deep 7:17
4 One Eyed God 4:36
5 Return to Imrryr 5:06
6 Nadsokor 4:49
7 Swords of Doom 6:33
8 On the March 6:13

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