GODTHRYMM sit at an interesting point in their evolution: a band shaped by the experience and legacy of members associated with influential doom and death metal history, yet increasingly defined by their own expanding identity. With the upcoming release of Projections (out May 29 via Profound Lore Records), the band reflect on a year of writing, recording, and refining an album that pushes their sound into more layered, collaborative, and emotionally reflective territory.
Across this conversation, themes of contrast, musical identity, and creative freedom emerge repeatedly—alongside practical insight into songwriting, gear choices, live performance challenges, and the band’s shifting lyrical perspective.
Projections represents both consolidation and expansion for GODTHRYMM. It is an album shaped by experience but not constrained by it, built through collaboration, and defined by contrast—between heaviness and melody, precision and human imperfection, darkness and hope.
As the band prepare to bring these songs to the stage and into the world, the focus is no longer on where they have been, but on where the momentum carries them next.
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