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Worship
Last Vinyl Before Doomsday

Worship — Last Vinyl Before Doomsday, 2009. Verified release details and tracklist.

Label
Doom-Mantra Records
Catalog
DOOOOOOOM #II
Year
2009
Format
Vinyl

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Listening notes

Worship's *Last Vinyl Before Doomsday*, released in 2009 on Doom-Mantra Records (catalog number DOOOOOOOM #II), is a vinyl record catalogued under the genres of Funeral Doom Metal and Rock. The release spans four tracks across two sides, totaling just under 47 minutes of material.

Side A opens with "Whispering Gloom," running 11 minutes and 53 seconds, followed by "Solice and the Dawning of the Moonkult" at 10 minutes and 59 seconds. The two tracks together account for nearly 23 minutes, giving the first side a substantial runtime consistent with the extended compositional approach associated with funeral doom metal as a genre. Side B carries "Eclipse of Sorrow" at 8 minutes and 18 seconds, before closing with the self-titled track "Worship," which at 15 minutes and 23 seconds is the longest piece on the record and the final entry in the sequence.

The catalog number itself — rendered as DOOOOOOOM #II — is a notable detail, suggesting this release occupies a specific position within Doom-Mantra Records' catalog, and that at least one prior release preceded it under the same label. Beyond what the catalog designation implies, no additional context about the label's broader history is available from the verified data here.

The title *Last Vinyl Before Doomsday* is worth noting as a straightforward piece of recorded information, though nothing in the verified facts here supports conclusions about its intended meaning or the circumstances under which it was chosen.

This draft is unreviewed and awaits fact-checker confirmation before publication.

Tracklist

On the record

  1. A1Whispering Gloom
  2. A2Solice And The Dawning Of The Moonkult
  3. B1Eclipse Of Sorrow
  4. B2Worship

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