Title: Investment in Genocide
Style: Doom Metal, Death Metal
Year: 2026
Doom Stoned’s “Investment in Genocide” hits with the force of a band fully committed to its sound. Daniel Diggins’ crushing guitar riffs lead the charge, drawing on doom’s heavy groove, thrash’s speed and the blunt power of classic metal. Kazik Konopka’s drums keep the track driving, while Renaldo Carvalho’s bass anchors its weight. The arrangement is direct and relentless, giving the song a clear, hard edge.
The production preserves that raw energy while keeping the instruments distinct. Diggins recorded and mixed the guitars, vocals and bass, with drums tracked at Grant Avenue Studio and mastering by Matthew Wolk. The result is thick and forceful without losing its sense of control.
Carvalho’s lyrics turn the song’s anger toward a pointed question: how can ordinary people become involved in distant atrocities through taxes and systems they may not support? His vocal performance gives that challenge urgency.
“Investment in Genocide” stands out for joining muscular metal songwriting with a serious political message—and delivering both without pulling its punches.
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