Who is listed as a writer of Doom besides Lacy and Matthew Castellanos?

Aaron Maine is listed as a writer of “Doom” alongside Steve Lacy and Matthew Castellanos.

Maine is the musician best known as Porches, his solo recording project. The album’s track listing uses his personal name, so the credit does not appear under the Porches name. That distinction is why the answer can be easy to miss when checking an artist-oriented discography.

“Doom” is the sixth track on Oh Yeah? and is described as a soul and alternative-rock song. Its subject is the difficulty of dating in the late-Millennial and Gen Z era, fitting the album’s recurring focus on romance, self-sabotage, and emotional uncertainty.

The alternative names in the choices are associated with other album credits. Philip Elverum, Karl Blau, and Bret Lunsford are listed among the writers of “Bebe,” the final track. They are not the additional writer credited on “Doom,” which is specifically attributed to Maine.