Earthbong, Frost, Pisse & Elend

bongmetal | doom | riff worship | black metal punk

Earthbong is a three-piece doom band from Kiel/Germany. The band was formed in 2018 and released three albums and one EP so far. Earthbong are heading towards the riff-filled land with their unique blend of doom, metal and sludge. They will be bringing ther new album Salutations to the Cultivator with them set to released on October 23rd 2026 via The Lasting Dose Records and Evil Noise Recordings.
> “They’re like a Bongzilla-Sleep-Milkshake. But they get it. They are their own thing.”
– Mike Scheidt (YOB)

Born from the depths of the 2020 frustration, “Frost, Pisse & Elend” rises to oppose the right wing scum more and more present in recent blackmetal. Keeping the noise loud, they bring back the punk attitude to blackmetal. With no distinctive boundaries five songs were created and moulded into their self released debut EP called “Frost”. After a split-EP with Ur-In-Stinkt they relased their latest EP Pisse in 2024.

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#### Earthbong
Earthbong has toured Australia in spring 2025, including headlining performances at Sun Burn Festival and Stoned To Death Fest Sydney and shared the stage with the ancestors of the bong metal genre like Bongzilla, Bongripper and Belzebong. They also supported bands such as The Obsessed, Unida and Firebreather. With more than 90 shows over the past years, including festivals like ReykjaDoom Festival (Iceland), Stoned From The Underground (DE), Rock in Bourlon (FR) and Hoflärm Open Air (DE), Earthbong earned a reputation as one of the heaviest and best live acts within the underground doom scene.

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#### Frost, Pisse & Elend
Pissed vocals meet harsh guitars and driving drums in a rough mix of anger, frustration and anti-fascist thoughts. Frost, Pisse & Elend cry out to raise your voice –
> tell Nazis to piss off! Let’s stay the ground in our beloved subculture, everybody else fuck off.

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