Band Biographies: Mama Doom

Childhood cemetery follies, vows of eternal love, and the undying need to create obscurity through music spawned Mama Doom. This femme fronted atypical trio of bassist, drummer, and synth delivers hook-laden ethereal dark anthems that genre b(L)end to create infectious earworms. Born from the cold dark hamlets of New York’s Hudson Valley, Mama Doom has given life to a new genre, aptly termed Coven Core. This is NOT your typical Doom Metal male mastery, Mama Doom is a bit more witchy, and a bit more bitchy.

Their albums are a quirky collection of whimsy goth pop melodies, psychedelic breakdowns, and percussive, crunchy rhythmic grooves. Mama Doom doesn’t just put words to music; they tell tales with lyrics drenched in lore and themes of monsters, madness, hubris, and societal discontent. Throughout their evolution, Mama Doom has delivered a catalogue of unique ritual soundtracks that take listeners on a journey through nostalgic horror and ceremonies of the occult.

Mama Doom is known the world over for its cinematic prowess with a library of internationally awarded music videos. Their videos are as controversial as they are acclaimed. Despite being banned and censored on social media, the collective performance, artistic direction, and special effects have won them global interest in the independent film circuit.

Members:

Heather (D.Lolli) - Vocals / Keys

Chuckie Rumbles - Bass

Anne Terror - Drums

For fans of: Bauhaus, Type O Negative, Veruca Salt, Danzig, Ghost