
After the acclaimed release of their debut album Tomb Of God in 2021, Finnish doom veterans FIMIR are finally ready to open the gates to their next chapter.
Today, the five piece from the frozen wastelands of Finland unveils “Pain of the World”, the first single taken from their upcoming new album, Cosmic Heavy Doom, due for release on November 20, 2026 via Argonauta Records on CD and digital formats.
With its crushing doom weight, dark atmosphere and cosmic sense of dread, “Pain of the World” offers the first glimpse into the world FIMIR have been shaping since their acclaimed debut. The band deliberately leaves the rest of Cosmic Heavy Doom shrouded in darkness for now, with further details to be revealed in due time.
Formed in 2019 by former members of Church Of Void alongside drummer H. Wizzard of Septic Apes, FIMIR emerged from the ashes of their previous band to forge a new path through heavy, occult and cosmic doom. Their 2021 debut Tomb Of God established the Finnish five piece as a force to watch, combining monumental riffs, haunting atmospheres and a fascination with Lovecraftian horror.
Now, five years after their debut, FIMIR return with a new album that promises to take their vision even deeper into the void.
Speaking about the first single, the band comments:
“In this crumbling era and the weight of human suffering, we are still nothing but a flicker in the vast cosmic expanse. ‘Pain of the World’ is the first single from our upcoming album and it is a stark reminder that while our structures may falter and our spirits may break, the universe remains indifferent, eternal, and unrelenting. The track features a guest appearance by world-renowned bandoneon artist Henrik Sandås, whose virtuoso performance creates an unique atmosphere for the song. Witness the fall of the temporary; embrace the permanence of the void.”
More details on Cosmic Heavy Doom will be revealed soon.
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