Death Metal
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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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Reading the Bandaged Figure on Anathema’s ‘Serenades’
Penprase’s sepia tableau turns a horse skull and wrapped body into a study of concealment that fronts a debut caught…
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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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Sentenced and the Finnish Craft of a Chosen Farewell
The band from Muhos turned its own dissolution into a finished work, closing a sixteen-year account on melody, grief, and…
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Emptiness Seal a Twelve-Year Rupture on ‘Nowhere Speaks’
Belgian avant-garde extreme metal band Emptiness return July 17th on Season of Mist — closing a loop left open since…
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Soulburn Weigh Extinction on ‘Quantifying Cosmic Doom’
The Dutch death-doom band returns on Testimony Records with a fifth album that exchanges visceral horror for deep galactic time…
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Paradise Lost Remaster the Album That Named ‘Gothic’ Doom
Thirty-five years after ‘Gothic’ gave gothic doom its name, Peaceville returns the record remastered — by an engineer born in…
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Behemoth Carve Their Name Again on ‘I, Scvlptor’
Behemoth return September 4th on Massacre Records, their Gdańsk blackened death forged anew — eight unreleased tracks that look both…
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Pestilence Always Pulls the Cover, Never the Position
Pestilence has cancelled four covers across eight years — one plagiarized, three AI-generated — and publicly defended each original decision.
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Arch Enemy’s Answer to Every Rights Challenge Is Escalation
Three documented incidents across seventeen years establish a management philosophy that has governed Arch Enemy’s response to every rights challenge…
