Endtime: stream apocalyptic debut album 'Impending Doom'!

Uppsala-based nihilist doom newcomers ENDTIME premiere their apocalyptic debut album "Impending Doom" in full via The Sleeping Shaman, ahead of its release tomorrow on Heavy Psych Sounds.

“The sound of a plague unending, a famine unceasing, a drought unquenched.” The Sleeping Shaman

“Endtime is looking to destroy your last wisp of peace with their apocalyptic soundwaves.” Cvlt Nation

Listen to 'Impending Doom' in full via The Sleeping Shaman

Featuring former members of Obnoxius Youth, Undergång, Taiwaz and Noctum, ENDTIME plays a twisted and devastating brand of nihilistic doom tinged with a pervasive 80s horror aesthetic. Described as "the music equivalent of a nuclear blast", their debut album 'Impending Doom' is made of five tracks so powerful that it makes the Tzar Bomba look like a firecracker. Put the needle to the wax and you will experience the sound of a thousand collapsing stars and a feeling that hell is imploding and heaven is falling. Watch their latest videos "Living Graves" and "Harbinger of Disease".

ENDTIME 'Impending Doom' Out March 4th on Heavy Psych Sounds

ENDTIME started out in 2015 under the name Saturniids with the pure intention of creating apocalyptic and earth-shattering musical compositions. That name didn’t suit their needs or personality, so in 2019 they decided to change it to the more fitting name Endtime. They are the ambassadors for no tomorrow, fostering exploitation movies and aesthetics from the 1980’s. Think Giallo, Carpenter and Cronenberg. They don’t believe in groove, and they don’t believe in swing. They turn amps up to 11, they cause ruptured eardrums and serious dysentery with their subatomic frequencies. ENDTIME are the music equivalent to a nuclear blast.

Recorded at Studio Shitfun in Uppsala and mastered by Dan Randall at Mammoth Sound Mastering (Sodom, Better Call Saul OST, The Walking Dead OST, Violence), their debut album 'Impending Doom' will be released on March 4th on Heavy Psych Sounds. Its artwork was created by Robert Sammelin (Mondo, Waxwork, Arrow Video).