The Doom Doc

Snuff Lane, DEADidea and Cube Microplex loudly present:

The Doom Doc
Exclusive Bristol Premiere Screening and Performance

Showcasing a doomy mixture of artists featured in The Doom Doc: 11PARANOIAS // Kurokuma // A Horse Called War // Shrykull // Under

Sunday 8th July
Cube Microplex, Bristol
Screening: 14:00 - 16:00 £5 Advance
Show: 18:00 - 23:00 £8 Advance
There are a limited number of combined tickets £10

This is the exclusive premiere of 'The Doom Doc'; a visceral, immersive look into a hazy black hole that lies at one extreme of the musical spectrum.

Discussions with luminaries from the scene, including Bill Ward (original drummer of Black Sabbath) and members of Conan, Crowbar, Primitive Man, Slabdragger, Ghold and many more.

Following the film is an intimate show from heavy sluggish hitters featured in the film, with performances from 11Paranoias, Kurokuma, A Horse Called War, Shrykull and Under.

"One of the most anticipated films of the year" - Terrorizer Magazine

"An exciting, raw and very honest film" - Outlaws Of The Sun

"Filthy but essential" ★★★★★ - Kerrang!

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11PARANOIAS
https://11paranoias.bandcamp.com

"Formed from the still smoking embers of Ramesses – one of the greatest metal bands of our (indeed any) time - and also featuring former Bong member Mike Vest, 11 Paranoias was always going to be a weighty proposition.

Essentially crushing head music, SpectralBeasteries offers some of the most original jams to come from the modern doom continuum, adding a buzzing wall of freak noise to more classic metal/drone signifiers."

- The Quietus

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Kurokuma
https://kurokumauk.bandcamp.com

The crushing weight of a world ending, a desolate hallucinatory trip through dystopia.

"Uneasy psychedelic sludge with pulsing tribal rhythms, hoarse vocals, intricately layered and wildly performed solos and massive Fleshpress-esque riffs, it's heavy, fiercely unique stuff" - Terrorizer Magazine

"Enough weight, chops and ideas to make so called bigger bands scratch their heads and say "why didn't I think of that?!"...There are so many layers to this band it's unreal” - The Sludgelord

"Both spacious and significant" - The Obelisk

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A Horse Called War
https://ahorsecalledwar.bandcamp.com

Five mates from a shit hole town got together in Nov 05' to simply have a good time playing the music they are most passionate about. Started playing locally in Jan 06'. Put on some powerful, energetic shows and pissed off a few unsuspecting scene kids. Recorded a demo in June 06'. Demo receives good reviews from places like Stonerrock.com, Ninehertz.co.uk, Rockmidgets.com, Load of Noise. Calculon records offer to release next recording. Mikey leaves the band. Haydn saddles up, jumps on the horse. Hit the studio in July 07'. Booked some shows further a field with some awesome bands. EP released on Calculon Records. Excellent EP and live reviews follow.

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Shrykull
https://shrykull.bandcamp.com

Shambolic two-piece from Nottingham; who combine just about everything to create a mystical bleak tribal spew of messy riffs and throat ripping vocals, dbeats, hammers, stomps and blasts galor.

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Under
https://understockport.bandcamp.com

Under are a trio from Stockport, Greater Manchester. Though rooted in the blueprints of Sludge and Doom Metal, their sound is harder to pin down with elements of Prog, Noise and Avant Garde creeping in.

"Stockport’s Under feel very lyrically focused and quite poetic, with three-part melodic vocals that are just one string to this talented trio’s bow. They’re not your typical doom band by any stretch of the imagination."
- Doomed & Stoned

"Under's live shows leave jaws wide open and drooling, sounding somewhere between Fantomas, Swans and the Melvins, but with this nightmarish circus vibe"
- Terrorizer Magazine #274