Doomsday

There are 4 bands called Doomsday. 1. Crossover thrash from the Bay Area. Bandcamp 2. After 10 years, world-reknowned Purification, a band highly popular within the vegan straight edge underground (Earth Crisis, Path of Resistance, Undying, Maroon, Arkangel) that has released records and played literally all over the world, calls it quits, but former guitarist and songwriter Monster decides to start a brandnew band which he calls DOOMSDAY. DOOMSDAY Mixes elements of Hardcore with strong influences of (Swedish) Metal Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

There are 4 bands called Doomsday. 1. Crossover thrash from the Bay Area. Bandcamp 2. After 10 years, world-reknowned Purification, a band highly popular within the vegan straight edge underground (Earth Crisis, Path of Resistance, Undying, Maroon, Arkangel) that has released records and played literally all over the world, calls it quits, but former guitarist and songwriter Monster decides to start a brandnew band which he calls DOOMSDAY. DOOMSDAY Mixes elements of Hardcore with strong influences of (Swedish) Metal, combines heavy mosh parts with catchy guitarwork and melodic vocals. DOOMSDAY record a demo in summer 2005 that attracts the attention of many labels, metal and hardcore alike. The band decides to sign with Good Life, the label that first unleashed bands like Avenged Sevenfold, Poison The Well, 100 Demons, As Friends Rust, Morning Again, and many others upon an unsuspecting world. 'No Angel Wings' is DOOMSDAY's full length debut that will be released in September 2006. For Fans Of : Soilwork, As I Lay Dying, At The Gates, Glassjaw, Earth Crisis, Maroon. 3. Doomsday is a hungarian doom/death metal band, which unfortunately no longer exists. They have split up after releasing a demo and 3 EPs discography: Haláltánc demo 1999 Soulitude EP 2001 Orion EP 2004 Koporsó EP 2004 4. D-beat band from Colombia. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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