“Endtyme,” Cathedral’s 2001 album, delves into the depths of doom metal with its crushing riffs, thunderous drums, and haunting atmosphere. The album explores themes of despair, decay, and the inevitability of mortality, encapsulating the essence of the genre. With its slow, sludgy tempos and dense, downtuned guitars, “Endtyme” creates a sonic landscape that feels oppressive yet strangely captivating. Lyrically, the album delves into dark and introspective realms, reflecting on existential angst and the darker aspects of human existence. Overall, “Endtyme” is a potent testament to Cathedral’s mastery of doom metal and their ability to evoke a sense of profound unease and fascination in their listeners.

1. Cathedral Flames
2. Melancholy Emperor
3. Requiem For The Sun
4. Whores To Oblivion
5. Alchemist Of Sorrows
6. Ultra Earth
7. Astral Queen
8. Sea Serpent
9. Templars Arise! (The Return)
10. Gargoylian