after Black Sabbath's Master of Reality (1971). Terrorizer magazine crowned the album as "Album of the Decade" for the 2000s. Oborn initially said that he had not wanted to listen to the album for a long time and that he was unaware of how the album was received by critics or fans until he began touring to promote it. Bagshaw commented on the album in 2007, saying that he did not care what other people said about the album at the time or at the present. Oborn commented in 2011 that he looked fondly on the album, calling Come My Fanatics… (1997), Supercoven (1998), and Dopethrone "the trilogy of terror", and saying that by the time they got to Dopethrone, the group "knew what was needed, or rather I did!" Anthony Bartkewicz of Decibel, in commenting on the album's legacy, said that it "epitomized doom metal as a lifestyle". Track listing All songs performed by Electric Wizard. Lyrics by Jus Oborn. Credits Credits adapted from the liner notes of the album. Extra details are from Decibel. Jus Oborn – guitar, vocals, effects, lyrics, artwork, design Tim Bagshaw – bass, fuzz bass, effects Mark Greening – drums (credited as "assault and battery") Electric Wizard – performer and "deranger" Rolf Startin – mixing, producer Josh Stephen – assistant Hugh Gilmour – artwork, design, photography Tom Bagshaw – cover art See also 2000 in music 2000 in British music 2000 in heavy metal music References Sources 2000 albums Electric Wizard albums Rise Above Records albums Cthulhu Mythos music