Lord Belial announce new album and unveil single 'Ipse Venit' • GRIMM Gent

Swedish black metal stalwarts Lord Belial return with their new studio album Unholy Trinity, which will be released on 26th June via Hammerheart Records. The first offering ‘Ipse Venit’ is now streaming via the label.

Swedish black metal legends Lord Belial return in 2025 with their tenth studio album, Unholy Trinity, a fierce continuation of their legacy, set to push the boundaries of extreme music even further. Formed in 1992, Lord Belial has been a cornerstone of the Scandinavian black metal scene for over three decades, known for blending raw aggression with haunting melody and atmosphere.

Following their triumphant 2022 comeback with Rapture, hailed as one of their strongest works to date, Unholy Trinity sees the band sharpen their sound to deadly precision. Where Rapture reasserted Lord Belial’s dominance, Unholy Trinity takes it a step further; darker, more extreme, yet deeply rooted in the band’s signature melodic sensibility.

Once again working with legendary producer Andy LaRocque (King Diamond, Death) at Sonic Train Studios, Lord Belial deliver a relentless assault that is both savage and sophisticated — a masterclass in modern black metal.

Pre-orders for Unholy Trinity are now available here: https://opiadoom.lnk.to/iwelcomethee

Track-list:
1. Ipse Venit
2. Glory to Darkness
3. Serpent’s Feast
4. Blasphemy
5. In Chaos Transcend
6. The Whore
7. Scornful Vengeance
8. The Great Void
9. Antichrist

Since their 1995 debut Kiss the Goat, Lord Belial have built a revered discography, including cult classics like Enter the Moonlight Gate, Unholy Crusade, and Nocturnal Beast. Often compared to genre-defining acts such as Dissection, the band has earned its place among the elite of extreme metal, seamlessly merging blackened ferocity with death-infused melody.

With Unholy Trinity, Lord Belial prove once again that their flame still burns strong and colder than ever. Expect nothing less than a powerful, immersive journey into the heart of Swedish black metal.