Sunn O)))

O'Malley (with Anderson, who left before recording) founded the extreme doom band Burning Witch, 1995-1998, directly preceding Sunn O))). source ↗

Greg Anderson is the guitarist of the stoner-doom band Goatsnake alongside his work in Sunn O))). source ↗

Stephen O'Malley of Sunn O))) played guitars as a member of House of Low Culture. source ↗

O'Malley is a founding member and guitarist of the drone/doom band Khanate, running parallel to Sunn O))). source ↗

Attila Csihar in both — vocals in Sunn O))), vocals (2001-2003) in Korog. source ↗

O'Malley forms the drone duo KTL with Peter Rehberg (Pita), initially created for Gisele Vienne's theatre production, active 2006-2021. source ↗

Stephen O'Malley is a member of both Lotus Eaters and Sunn O))) (core member, guitar). source ↗

Mayhem vocalist Attila Csihar is also the longtime session/live vocalist of Sunn O))), appearing on albums including Monoliths & Dimensions (2009) and performing hundreds of shows with them. source ↗

Stephen O'Malley of Sunn O))) plays bass in Nazoranai. source ↗

Guitarists Greg Anderson and Stephen O'Malley of Thorr's Hammer went on to form Sunn O))). source ↗

Attila Csihar in both — vocals in Sunn O))), vocals in Tormentor. source ↗

Sunn O))) and Boris recorded the collaborative album Altar, released 2006 on Southern Lord. source ↗

Stephen O'Malley of Sunn O))) played guitar on the final untitled track ("Untitled (with Stephen O'Malley)") of Boris's Smile (2008). source ↗

Haino formed the trio Nazoranai with Sunn O)))'s Stephen O'Malley following a 2006 meeting facilitated by Oren Ambarchi. source ↗

Members of Sunn O))) appear as guest/session musicians on Mamiffer's album Mare Decendrii. source ↗

Merzbow mixed 'O)))Bow 1/2' on Sunn O)))'s Flight of the Behemoth (2002) and performed live with them at Earthdom, Tokyo, 2007. source ↗

Greg Anderson of Sunn O))) made a guest appearance on Pelican's 2009 album What We All Come to Need. source ↗

She wrote lyrics and provided vocals for 'The Gates of Ballard' on Sunn O)))'s 2003 album White1. source ↗

Preston contributed as a guest musician on Sunn O)))'s White1 and White2 (2003) and Monoliths & Dimensions. source ↗

Attila Csihar became Sunn O)))'s vocalist, writing lyrics for and performing on the 2015 album Kannon source ↗

Ulver and Sunn O))) recorded the collaborative album Terrestrials, three live improvisation pieces released February 2014 on Southern Lord. source ↗

Attila Csihar's guest-vocal credit on Catastrophic Anonymous (2016) lists his Sunn O))) affiliation alongside Mayhem. source ↗

Sunn O))) remixed Earth's "Rule the Divine" as "Rule The Divine (Mysteria Caelestis Mugivi)" for the Earth remix album Legacy of Dissolution (2005, Southern Lord/No Quarter). source ↗

James Plotkin remixed Sunn O)))'s "Veils It White" as "Remix [Re::psichadelix]" (2003). source ↗

Angel Coma (2006) Southern Lord source ↗

Southern Lord Records (the US label run by Sunn O)))'s Greg Anderson) reissued/released Boris's early drone work in North America, including the 2003 US reissue of Amplifier Worship, driving a surge of North American popularity. source ↗

Southern Lord Records (the US label co-run by Sunn O)))'s Greg Anderson) released Boris's rock/shoegaze-era albums in North America: Pink (US, 2006) and Smile (US, 2008, cat. SUNN92, with a modified tracklist and different artwork). source ↗

Burning Witch's compilation Crippled Lucifer was released in 1998 on Southern Lord Records, the label co-founded by O'Malley and Anderson (of Sunn O))). source ↗

Circle's 2017 album Terminal was released internationally via Southern Lord Recordings, the label co-run by Sunn O)))'s Greg Anderson. source ↗

Earth's 2000s albums (Hex, The Bees Made Honey in the Lion's Skull, and more) were released on Southern Lord, the label founded by Sunn O)))'s Greg Anderson. source ↗

Goatsnake released records (including Black Age Blues, 2015) on Southern Lord Recordings, the label run by Sunn O)))'s Greg Anderson. source ↗

Khanate's 2001 self-titled debut was released by Southern Lord Records (cat. SUNN14), the label co-founded by Sunn O)))'s Stephen O'Malley and Greg Anderson. source ↗

Nadja's 2021 album Luminous Rot was released via Southern Lord Recordings. source ↗

Om's third studio album Pilgrimage (2007) was released on Southern Lord Recordings, the label co-run by Sunn O)))'s Greg Anderson. source ↗

Southern Lord Records (label hub anchored at Sunn O)))) released the double-vinyl edition of debut album Gran Poder (2007, cat. SUNN 069) with a bonus Black Sabbath cover. source ↗

By 2009 Pelican signed to Southern Lord Records - the label founded by Sunn O))) guitarist Greg Anderson - which released Ephemeral and What We All Come to Need and subsequent albums. source ↗

Dommedagsnatt's 1998 CD reissue was the very first release on Southern Lord Records, the label run by Sunn O)))'s Greg Anderson. source ↗

Southern Lord released Day Late, Dollar Short (2005), compiling Thrones' 1994-2001 material — anchored at Sunn O))), the label founders' band. source ↗

Goatsnake and Sunn O))) (guitarist Greg Anderson's other band) co-toured the UK in 2000 alongside Orange Goblin. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: 6:33's "Orphan Of Good Manners" (2011) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt (Discogs id 652485): Acid Mothers Temple's "Crystal Rainbow Pyramid Under The Stars" (2007) and this band's "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7); AMT joins the Seldon Hunt cluster as its 19th atlas client. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Aaron Horkey: Baroness's "Yellow & Green" (2012, Logo By) and Sunn O)))'s "CroMonolithic Remixes For An Iron Age" (2004, Artwork). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Horkey is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Blind Idiot God's "Before Ever After" (2015) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Stephen O'Malley of Sunn O))) created the artwork for the US Southern Lord edition of Boris's Smile (2008), which also carried a modified tracklist. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Burning Witch's "Crippled Lucifer" (2008) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Aaron Horkey: Converge's "Bloodmoon•I" (2021, Typography, with Chelsea Wolfe) and Sunn O)))'s "CroMonolithic Remixes For An Iron Age" (2004, Artwork). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Horkey is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Stephen O'Malley of Sunn O))) is credited with "Design" on Earth's Hex; Or Printing in the Infernal Method (2005). source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Ephel Duath's "Through My Dog's Eyes." (2009) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Fredrik Thordendal's Special Defects's "Sol Niger Within" (2016) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Goatsnake's "1" (2022) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: House of Low Culture's "Live From The House Of Low Temperature!" (2003) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Aaron Horkey: Isis's "Shades Of The Swarm" (2008, box cover/insert Illustration) and Sunn O)))'s "CroMonolithic Remixes For An Iron Age" (2004, Artwork). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Horkey is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art was done by freelance artist Justin Bartlett (VBERKVLT): Jazkamer's "We Want Epic Drama" (2010, Artwork) and Sunn O)))'s "La Mort Noir Dans Esch / Alzette" (2006, Illustration). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Bartlett is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Jesu's "Sun Down / Sun Rise" (2007) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Stephen Kasner: Khlyst's "Chaos Is My Name" (2006) and Sunn O)))'s "ØØ Void" (2008). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7) — Stephen Kasner is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: KK Null's "Extropy" (2009) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Lotus Eaters's "Lotus Eaters" (2002) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Made Out of Babies's "The Ruiner" (2008) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Nadja's "Thaumogenesis" (2007) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Neurosis's "A Sun That Never Sets" (2001) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Orthodox's "Amanecer En Puerta Oscura" (2007) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Pelican's "Live In Chicago 6/11/03" (2005) and Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Stephen Kasner: Pitch Black Forecast's "Absentee" (2008) and Sunn O)))'s "ØØ Void" (2008). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7) — Stephen Kasner is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Both bands' cover art/design work was done by freelance artist Seldon Hunt: Sunn O)))'s "Black One" (2005) and The Ocean's "Pelagial" (2013). Pairwise artwork tie per the 2026-08-07 ruling (PROTOCOL rule 7, the exception to hub-and-spoke) — Hunt is not an atlas band member so there is no anchor band. One representative Discogs credit cited; the companion credit is logged in research/edge-taxonomy-ledger.json. source ↗

Shared label roster: Dirter Promotions, per MusicBrainz. source ↗

Shared label roster: Jester Records, per MusicBrainz. source ↗

Shared label roster: Rise Above Records, per MusicBrainz. source ↗

Shared label roster: Free Music Archive, per MusicBrainz. source ↗

Shared label roster: Southern Lord, per MusicBrainz. source ↗

Shared label roster: Hydra Head Records, per MusicBrainz. source ↗

Shared label roster: Blast First Petite, per MusicBrainz. source ↗

Shared label roster: Bisect Bleep Industries, per MusicBrainz. source ↗

Shared label roster: Ideologic Organ, per MusicBrainz. source ↗

Shared label roster: Southern Lord, per MusicBrainz. source ↗

Shared label roster: Southern Lord, per MusicBrainz. source ↗