Dååth, pronounced 'dohth,' is an American heavy metal band that marries the brutal and technical elements of extreme genres like death and industrial metal. The band was formed in the early 2000s by Eyal Levi and Mike Kameron, both of whom studied at the Berklee College of Music and intended to push the boundaries of heavy music with their intricate compositions and aggressive soundscapes. Their music typically features guttural vocals, down-tuned guitars, precise drumming, and layers of atmospheric electronics, making them stand out in the metal community.

The band's ascent in the metal scene is marked by several critically acclaimed releases such as "The Hinderers" (2007), and "The Concealers" (2009), showcasing their ferocity and technical prowess. With albums like "Daath" (2010) and "Illuminator," they continued to refine their style, gaining a loyal following for their complex riffs and thematic depths. Dååth's music has evolved through collaborations, like those evidenced by their recent releases featuring guest musicians from well-known metal acts. With tracks such as "The Silent Foray" and "Where the Slime Live," the band has proven their enduring relevance in the metal scene, engaging fans with their intense and unapologetically heavy approach to music making.

Genres

Atlanta Metal

Groove Metal

Progressive Groove Metal

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Latest Release

The Deceivers (Instrumental)

Dååth

Album - 9 Tracks - Released May 3, 2024