Formed in 2013, Jupiterian create a slow, heavy, oppressive and dissonant wall of sound. After a few concerts and line-up changes, the band recorded their first songs, re- leasing the "Archaic" EP in 2014. In the same year, they started writing their first full length, "Aphotic". It was released in 2015, and the album caught attention from sev- eral websites and blogs worldwide, including Cvlt Nation, where it was pointed among the best Doom Metal albums of 2015.   The band promoted "Aphotic" with several concerts in Brazil and two small interna- tional tours in 2016: the first one in Chile, and the second in Europe along with bra- zilian Doom Metal veterans Mythological Cold Towers, including a concert in Neth- erlands as a part of Dutch Doom Days' cast.   Also in 2016, Jupiterian released the "Urn" EP, where they pay tribute to some of their main influences, playing Anathema's Mine Is Yours To Drown In (Ours Is The New Tribe) and Black Sabbath's Behind The Wall Of Sleep. Their Black Sabbath cover was featured at a Cvlt Nation tribute to Black Sabbath's first album, among other covers made by bands such as Beastmaker, Mindkult and Witchthroat Serpent. Their first EP, "Archaic", was re-released among "Urn" in a CD format, called "Archaic: Process Of Fossilization", of which copies are all sold out now.   In 2017, the band signed with the reputed Indian label Transcending Obscurity Re- cords and released their second full length, "Terraforming", with more dynamic songs while keeping their main characteristics such as heaviness and slow tempos intact. The record was phenomenally well received around the world and its first pressing has already sold out, receiving overwhelmingly positive reviews by great vehicles such as Decibel Magazine and Metal Injection, and also Cvlt Nation, where "Terraforming" was ranked as the best Doom Metal album of the year!   In late 2017, the band made their second European tour, along with Krypts (FIN) and Hexer (GER), receiving amazing feedback. Their appearance at NRW Death- fest, in Wermelskirchen (GER), deserves a special mention, as for the first time in 14 years of the festival's existence, a Doom Metal band played at their stage.   Currently, Jupiterian are busy promoting their massive full length and putting out new formats after all the original ones got sold out, while simultaneously working on innovative ideas for its successor.