doomy

Too bad he couldn't mix that doomy sound into the soup.

It doesn't often live up to the doomy eloquence of its title.

And occasionally people passing far below on the paved streets of this doomy City.

They were also described as sounding similar to Joy Division but "less doomy".

"I do not want to be labeled grumpy, gloomy, doomy.

During its last hour "Traffic Jam" turns solemn and doomy.

Some of them are very doomy, but they vary from that to drugs and the bad things that happen sometimes with the band."

It boomed, doomy and industrial, like a sledgehammer striking a girder.

The doomy guitar riffs are reminiscent of a budget Black Sabbath.

It shows a more doomy side of Moonlyght.

While the more slow, doomy parts are going the drummer does a great job of keeping the pace of the song.

The doomy tone was set at Cannes.

The bass player has his back to the audience, he is swaying from side to side with the doomy rhythm.

Unerringly precise, the film reduces each encounter to its exquisitely doomy essentials.

On this "groundbreaking" album, the group introduced a "much greater element of dark romanticism to their doomy music".

The album's doomy title track could even be found on the web described as a lost Sabbath track.

Its a very slow paced and doomy adventure...

"Yonder doomy edifice holds the one I love.

Mark my doomy words.

This only heightens this story's doomy intimations.

Children's books, these ninnies say, were sweetness and light until this recent, doomy crop arrived and forever transformed the state of the art.

The doomy silhouette goes unnoticed.

On Blackacidevil, the band's sound shifted from doomy and gothic heavy metal to experimental industrial rock.

Some bands are known to be "sprightly and spirited" while others are "bleak and doomy".

The third album in 1971 was called 'Master of Reality' and sounded even more doomy than the previous two albums.