Black Metal
Jakarta, Indonesia
Dozhaiatlach D originally formed Bealiah as a one-man black metal project. He formed this self-named project in 2001 and played an experimental form of black metal. He only released 3 songs on a promotional split before something strange happened. THT Productions saw the success of his other band Armageddon Holocaust and asked him to release the Doctor D material under that name instead. The planned debut album D-liverance was renamed Radioactive Zone 245 and released as Armageddon Holocaust. He left the metal scene in the mid 2000s.
“The Doctor D narrative: In the year 2004, Doctor D put himself into a dormant mode inside a grave capsule of the Andromedan alien mothership where he was sent out of the Milky Way galaxy for 20 years Earth time. According to unconfirmed rumors in the galactic communities, during his hibernation period Doctor D was re-programmed and trained by the Andromedans as a mentalist and psychiatrist living in the nostalgic environment of the 1980s. During that time he met beautiful young ladies which are Andromedan starseeds who volunteer on Earth simulation to raise the frequency of collective vibrations.
In 2024, due to the time-loop, his consciousness once again has reappeared as a bringer of ‘80s metal wisdom in this Earth timeline.”
| 2001 | Doctor Dark (split) | THT Productions |
| 2025 | Call from the Grave Capsule | |
| 2025 | Time Loop |
2001 THT Productions (THT28)
2025 Independent
Recorded and performed by Doctor D
“Call from the Grave Capsule is a collection of early material recorded by Doctor D between 1996 to 1999. Originally released as 4 separate cassette-tape only mini+split 'demos' by a cult Indonesian underground tape label THT Productions under Doctor D's obscure one-man black metal project named Bealiah, the material was recorded on a 4-track analog. With the help of mixing and general production of Jeff Arwadi (of Kekal kekal.bandcamp.com ), the music was then digitalized in mid 2000.”
2025 Independent
Composed and performed by Doctor D & Meister J
“Time Loop is a riffy, crusty, thrashy, d-beaty, speedy old-school extreme metal cacophony which pays tribute to the earliest forms of 1980s black/death metal music.”