A Pale Horse Named Death is a doom and gothic metal band from New York City. The project draws from the same bleak, atmospheric well as Type O Negative and Life of Agony, with their 2019 full-length "When The World Becomes Undone" delivering thirteen tracks of crushing, melancholic heaviness.

Buffalo, New York doom metal project. Solo artist carrying Western New York's heavy music tradition forward.

Marshalltown, Iowa death/doom project — distinct from the Rochester band of the same name. Midwestern isolation fueling heavy, despairing extremity.

Acid Crypt is a doom metal band from Queens, New York City. Their sound draws from the crushing, riff-heavy tradition of doom, filtered through the grit of the NYC underground.

Parishville, New York doom metal project named after the genus of sturgeon fish. Prehistoric heaviness from the remote Adirondack foothills.

Agnosis is a doom metal band from New York City. With two EPs — "Hecate" (2005) and "A Painful Pattern" (2012) — the band plays slow, deliberate doom metal that draws from occult and introspective themes.

Brooklyn doom metal project named after the alchemical universal solvent. Music that dissolves everything it touches.

Brooklyn doom metal project. Slow, crushing heaviness from New York City's creative borough.

New York City doom metal project whose 2010 releases — Split in Two and The Ruins at Dusk — establish an early foundation of crushing, atmospheric heaviness. Named after the Gnostic rulers of the material world.