>>126854720 (OP)>Watch 1 interview with this girl>Fall in loveExtreme QTpie. Shockingly unbased normiecore taste in /lit/ though. Eh.
To your question, no. Sabbath has enormous, massive, outsize influence on Doom and indeed on all Metal. (See
>>126857357) But there's obviously been enough farther development that the Doom genre is no longer JUST "Sabbath worship". Indeed, I'd submit that plenty of contemporary Doom is more like "Sleep worship" or "Electric wizard worship", having developed for a full extra degree of separation from the genres' origin point. And of course extreme Doom (Thou, Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean) or "weird" off-Doom (Acid Witch) are a whole new fish again. And I think there's also psych, prog etc influences. Uriah Heep made an impact. Alan Parsons made an impact. Roky Erickson made an impact. Etc. I deeply love Doom too much to accept reductive origins, which feel unfairly dismissive.