Monolithe

French funeral doom metal band

Monolithe is a French funeral doom metal band known for its atmospheric and progressive approach to the genre. Formed in the early 2000s by Sylvain Bégot, Monolithe's music is characterized by its lengthy compositions, often consisting of a single track spanning an entire album. The band's work is noted for its complex structures, deep growling vocals, and a blend of dark ambience with crushing guitar riffs. Over the years, Monolithe has released several albums that have contributed to their reputation within the doom metal community. Their discography includes a series of self-titled albums starting from "Monolithe I" leading up to "Monolithe IV," after which they began naming their records, including "Epsilon Aurigae" and "Nebula Septem." Each release has seen the band evolve in terms of musicality and thematic exploration, often delving into cosmic and philosophical concepts. Monolithe's commitment to pushing the boundaries of their genre has earned them a dedicated following among fans of doom metal and experimental music.