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Out of Marfa, Texas — a remote high-desert art town as far from a thriving metal scene as you can get — E.E.O.G. trades on slow, sun-cooked doom and stoner riffs that feel as wide and empty as the Chihuahuan landscape outside their door.

One of the more singular acts in American heavy music, Eagle Twin emerged from Salt Lake City in 2009 to build an uncompromising wall of drone-heavy sludge doom, where riffs don't so much crush as they slowly collapse under their own gravity.

Portland's Ealdath has been threading doom and death metal together since 2014, drawing on the Northwest's overcast atmosphere to give their sound a particularly cold and funereal weight.

Formed in Los Angeles in 2020, Early Moods arrived in the middle of a doom revival and immediately distinguished themselves with a hazy, vintage-leaning sound that owes as much to '70s hard rock as it does to contemporary doom.

The Olympia originals. Earth essentially invented drone doom in the early 1990s, and Dylan Carlson's project has never stopped pushing — from the sub-bass cathedral of their early work to the spaced-out psychedelic territory they've since occupied.

Greeley, Colorado's Earth Burnt Black takes the patient structures of doom and runs them through a progressive filter, producing something more complex and winding than either genre demands on its own — active since 2011.

San Antonio's Earthen has been operating in the heavy doom metal tradition since 2005, a Texas band that moves at a funeral pace and draws on the long shadows the state's harder rock history casts over everything beneath it.

Chicago's Earthen Grave has been writing a doom/thrash hybrid since 2012 — a combination that's more coherent than it sounds, letting heavy riffs breathe while never losing the genre's underlying tension and drive.

Denver's Earthen Tongue, active since 2015, merges doom metal's weight with the colder textures of black metal, producing something appropriately bleak for a band with "666" in their Bandcamp handle.

Boston's Earthlore moves through psychedelic heavy metal, stoner, and doom with the measured confidence of a band that knows the territory — formed in 2019 and building something warmer and more textured than pure doom alone.

Scranton, Pennsylvania's Earthmouth has been working the stoner/doom crossover since 2013, a working-class rust-belt city providing appropriately gritty context for music built from slow, heavy repetition.

Out of Tempe, Arizona since 2021, Earthwalker layers the crushing weight of sludge over doom's slow funeral crawl, conjuring something heavy enough to sink into the desert floor.

Formed in 2023 in the small town of Colfax, Washington, Earthworks deals in the kind of stoner doom that feels carved from rural isolation — slow, hazy, and built to outlast the weekend.

One of Portland, Maine's longer-running heavy acts, Eastern Spell has been casting their particular brand of sludge-doom since 2013 — dense, slow-burning songs where the misery accumulates like snowpack.

The name says it all and nothing at once: Ventura, California's Easy Death makes stoner doom that's anything but painless, trading in heavy psych riffs and the kind of lumbering grooves that make time feel elastic.
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