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The Depths ov DOOM match 4

I was on a flight where I was too distracted to check up on sputnik(watching movies and whatnot), after that the hotel I was in's internet was down for 2 days, now that I'm back let's get back to where we left off! Here we have 2 albums one with arguably the best album cover in the competition and one with the worst, can looks be deceiving with Sol's Let There Be A Massacre? Or will the one with the better presentation, Dark Millennium's Ashore the Celestial Burden be the one superior musically as well?
1Dark Millennium
Ashore the Celestial Burden


An absolute doom/death classic for all of the reasons listed in my review of the record. - JasonCarne
2Sol
Let There Be A Massacre


A phenomenal funeral doom record that feels as sinister as it is crushing. Dont let the color of the album cover deceive you; this is one hell of a dark ride. Also helps that the vocal performance sounds sounds plain demonic. So yeah, this is amazing. - emester
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