Finnish dark metallic hardcore unit SARS shared their new single ‘Bitter Soil’, a track from their upcoming debut full-length ‘Nothing Hurts Quite Like Life’, set for release in July via Time To Kill Records!
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Earlier this year, 3 excellent Belgian bands rocked our venue Asgaard with their music. One for one bands you should check out, with hardcore/deathcore from Despite Us, modern metal from Noord and pummeling death metal from Catharsis! An event presented to us by Fly Productions!
Finnish black metal outfit Curse Upon A Prayer shared the brand new single ‘Black Venus Erotica’ and are set to release their new album ‘THE VVORship: Orthoprax Satanism” in July!
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Operatic/symphonic black metal outfit Folterkammer’s sophomore album ‘Weibermacht’ has roots that are embedded in the European sound of 90s black metal. Out on Century Media.
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The 14th studio album ‘Pro Xristou’ from the Greek black metal masters Rotting Christ is a grand testimony to the band’s creative skills and brings nostalgia to their loyal fans. Out via Season of Mist on May 24.
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Symphonic black metal act Vesperian Sorrow is one of the fewer ones that doesn’t sound like any other U.S. black metal band. Their fifth studio album ‘Awaken the Greylight’ presents their modern symphonic clichés. Out on Black Lion Records.
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Metalheads rejoiced in VIERNULVIER as Crouch, Slow Crush, and Amenra delivered crushing sets for “De 41 uur van Studio Brussel” celebrations of the radio station!
The brutal embodiment of Deicide’s thirteenth album ‘Banished By Sin’ proves that Glenn Benton has honed some of his best works in the band’s discography. Out on Reigning Phoenix Music.
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The Vancouver death metal four-piece Atræ Bilis has returned with a brutal album ‘Aumicide’ which emphasizes dissonance and technical brutality. Released via 20 Buck Spin on 19th April.
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Doodseskader (and Watergruwels as support) shook VIERNULVIER and the surrounding area in Gent, Belgium awake with an intense show in a sold out venue to release their new album: “Year Two”.
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