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The following is a listing of releases by British-American hip hop recording artist and record producer Daniel Dumile, professionally known by the stage name MF Doom. This discography includes work under his many aliases, his solo work and his collaborations. 1991: "Who Me?" (as KMD). 1991: "Peachfuzz" (as KMD). 1999: "I Hear Voices". 2000: "?" (w/ Kurious). 2003: "The Final Hour" (as King Geedorah). 2003: "Mr. Clean" (as Viktor Vaughn).

With all these connections to Chicago’s premier doom act, you’d expect sophomore opus Blood of Angels to be a chip off The Skull, and they do bill themselves as power doom. However, what they play isn’t doom metal in the classic sense. Things slide even further with amateurish rock ditties like Rough Grooved Surface and Disappear, both sounding like the original material of a local bar band that should probably stick to playing covers. Generic power ballad Voice of Reason goes nowhere very slowly, and things round out with an entirely non-essential cover of Black Sabbath‘s Dirty Women. Blood of Angels is the kind of album you wish was better, and Spillage is the sort of underdog act that’s easy to root for, even if you don’t listen to them much.

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Electric Wizard - Dopethrone. The album cover art alone could secure Dopethrone's spot on this list - an uber-kvlt black-and-white illustration of ol' Lucifer himself taking a mighty pull from a demonic bong, surrounded by a shadowy gallery. But that's just the tip of the proverbial iceberg: Electric Wizard, then the trio of singer/guitarist Jus Osborn, bassist Tim Bagshaw and drummer Mark Greening, summoned an even more vivid devil in audio form with their feedback-soaked, swamp-pit-dredging hate-dirges.