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Doom Division
Doom Division formed in 2009 around lead guitarist Ethan Storm and bassist Ethan Kane. They put out a debut album called 'The Rise of the Fallen' that got...
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Doom Division formed in 2009 around lead guitarist Ethan Storm and bassist Ethan Kane. They put out a debut album called 'The Rise of the Fallen' that got some attention in underground metal circles, followed by records like 'Blood and Thunder' and 'Unleash the Beast.' The band's lineup eventually included rhythm guitarist Kai Blackwood and drummer Ryan Holt.
Their song 'All In' became a kind of rallying cry for their listeners, with its straightforward energy and lyrics about sticking together. Other tracks like 'Crossroad Blues' and 'Hard Working Man' carried that same direct, heavy approach.
Some early listeners found their lyrics too abrasive, but the band kept writing the way they wanted to. They didn't really soften their sound or change direction much in response to that criticism.
Doom Division's music stayed pretty consistent, heavy guitars, driving rhythms, and vocals that leaned into aggression rather than melody. They built a following by playing that style without much compromise, and songs like 'Engine Room' and 'Train Rolls On' kept that engine running.
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