Search results for: “extreme metal”
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Soulgrind Emerges from Tuonela in ‘Ad Pulchram Mortem’
Fifteen years after ‘The Tuoni Pathway,’ Soulgrind returns with a record steeped in Tuonela’s mythology, reaching beyond Finland’s gothic scene.
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Death. Void. Terror. Reemerge in ‘To the Great Monolith 2.5’
The anonymous Swiss project’s first release since 2020 lands on cassette only, its ritual concept rooted in trance practices older…
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Beyond the Gates Returns to Bergen for Its 14th Chapter
USF Verftet, Grieghallen, and Kulturhuset carry four days of black, death, and doom metal as Bergen’s scene meets international extremity.
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Limbonic Art Bind ‘Arcane Past: The Celestial Grimoire’
An eight-disc Kyrck artbook restores a lost 1994 demo and gathers three decades of Norwegian symphonic black metal into a…
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Viande Carve France’s War Dead Into ‘Monument aux Morts’
Chambéry quartet’s second album turns France’s post-war memorial tradition into blackened death metal that reaches listeners far beyond Savoie.
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Finsterforst Keep Faith With the Black Forest on ‘Still’
Finsterforst return with a sixth album after seven years, carrying Schwarzwald folklore and blast-beat severity to listeners far from the…
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Eshtadur Premieres ‘Into the Woods,’ Its Fifth Album’s Opener
Colombian band Eshtadur previews its fifth album, ‘In Darkness All Shadows Gone,’ with the crow-guided video for ‘Into the Woods.’
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Insomnium Ready Their Tenth Album for the ‘Netherworlds’
Finland’s Insomnium follow ‘Anno 1696’ with ‘Netherworlds,’ produced by Jens Bogren, reaching a metal scene already fluent in Finnish melancholy.
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The Blood Divine and the Migration They Could Not Survive
Two records apart, a Colchester band tried to cross from gothic doom into progressive rock in a single leap, then…
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Litosth Turn Golgotha Into an Indictment on ‘Dreaming’
Litosth’s fourth album turns Golgotha and Byzantine iconoclasm into a Brazilian argument against inherited faith and structured belief.
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Caelestia Reckon With the Dead on ‘Revelations In Black’
Caelestia binds Gothenburg melody to American death metal precision, carrying literature and wartime history to a global underground.
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Faustian Trade Violence for Horror on ‘Parable of the Sewer’
An Australian death-metal supergroup reaches from Melbourne toward a Scandinavian black metal benchmark on its second full-length album.
