The legendary Finnish metal band Soulgrind is back after 15 years with new music under the form of their tenth album ‘Ad Pulchram Mortem’, set for release with Inverse Records and a first single and video ‘Jylhä metsämies’!
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Black Veil Brides are back with their first piece of new music since last year’s single. The next phase of the band begins with ‘Hallelujah’ out now via Spinefarm!
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Goth and doom icons Paradise Lost revealed second single ‘Serpent On The Cross’, another track from their upcoming 17th album ‘Ascension’, set for release in September with Nuclear Blast. Before that, catch them this summer at a select amount of European summer festivals like Brutal Assault and Dynamo Metal Fest next month!
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The twisted, theatrical misfits of Raven Black return with their most sinister offering yet: ‘This Little Piggy’! Out now with a just as haunting animated music video!
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Aaron Stainthorpe-led outfit High Parasite released the previously unreleased track ‘Cold’, and a remix of ‘Parasite’, a track from their debut album ‘Forever We Burn’, out since last year via Spinefarm Records. Just in time for their appearances this summer at festivals like Tolminator and Brutal Assault!
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Katatonia’s thirteenth album ‘Nightmares as Extensions of the Waking State’ picks up where ‘Sky Void of Stars’ left off after the departure of Anders Nyström and sounds both very familiar with a few gems and a curveball tucked away at the end . Out on Napalm records.
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Last day of Tuska 2025 already starting in a couple of hours! We’re really excited to see the epic headliner show of Lorna Shore, but besides them, here are 7 acts that are taking over a stage today you shouldn’t miss out on in our opinion, with Havukruunu, Kim Dracula, Nothing More, Octoploid, Polaris, The Vantages and Noiduin! Who are you looking forward to seeing today if you’re joining us at Tuska?
After a great first day at Tuska 2025, these are the 8 bands you should see today on day two with Wind Rose, Charlotte Wessels, JILUKA, Eihwar, Royal Sorrow, Orbit Culture, Slaughter To Prevail and thrown!
Rockfest Friday wasn’t just about the main stage. From Dead By April and Awake Again to Jinjer and Cemetery Skyline, the Red and Black Stage delivered intensity, precision, and atmosphere in equal measure.
In less than a week, Tuska weekend is upon us! If somehow you weren’t convinced yet that you need to go, here are 10 reasons we believe should be enough motivation to still get a ticket and join us there!
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