The Latest Breaking News from Mick Gordon

“It’s the actual composer, the actual score – the riffs played properly loud in a room that can withstand all the ripping and tearing”: Mick Gordon to perform Doom score live for the very first time next year

The Australian composer will bring the post-apocalyptic first-person shooter vibes – and his infamous Doom Machine – when he headlines the UK's RADAR Festival 2027

Guitar World · Jul 31

“I played Doom before I was even into metal. A lot of my love of thrash comes from slaying beasts in Doom”: How Doom and its iconic soundtrack converted the next generation of metalheads

The 1993 shoot-’em-up was wildly violent and hugely successful. Thanks to Bobby Prince’s awesome soundtrack, it was also beloved by the metal crowd.

Metal Hammer · May 20

“That belongs in a museum”: Mick Gordon is selling the Axe-Fx that soundtracked Doom – and it includes all of the original presets

The amp modeler is subject to a silent auction and comes loaded with tones used on his most famous video game soundtracks

Guitar World · Jan 2

I spent 18 hours ripping and tearing through Doom: The Dark Ages and it left me yearning for a return to Eternal’s movement

Doom: The Dark Ages is another excellent FPS campaign from id Software, but it doesn’t quite reach the high bar set by the previous two entries.

TechRadar · May 9, 2025

Doom: The Dark Ages review: "Some may appreciate the greater focus on close-quarters, but others will find themselves nostalgic for the simple joys of double jumps"

Doom: The Dark Ages review: "Some may appreciate the greater focus on close-quarters, but others will find themselves nostalgic for the simple joys of double jumps"

GamesRadar · May 9, 2025

"My love of real heavy thrash riffs comes from slaying beasts in Doom". Made by metalheads and beloved by bands including Nine Inch Nails, Rammstein and GWAR, 1993's Doom was the first true metal videogame

Game designer John Romero shares how a love for metal inspired one of the most legendary shoot-em-ups of all time: 1993's Doom

Metal Hammer · May 10, 2024

Classic Rock tracks of the week: new music from Black Rainbows, H.E.A.T and more

Eight meaty sonic morsels including Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, The Dirty Nil, 3Teeth and several other glorious disciples of rock

Louder · May 8, 2023