News Posts

Living Gate, the death metal unit with members of YOB, Oathbreaker, Amenra, and Wiegedood, surfaces from the underground to release their debut full-length ‘Suffer As One’ in October via Relapse Records and unleashed a first single with ‘Hunting Maggots’!

Amenra shared a performance video of their acoustic rendition of the Townes Van Zandt track ‘Black Crow Blues’ for the recently on Neurot Recordings released ‘Songs Of Townes Van Zandt Vol. III’ album with interpretations by Cave In and Marissa Nadler besides Amenra!

German black metal experimentalists Der Weg Einer Freiheit released a brand new live video for the song ‘Eiswanderer’! If you like what you see and hear, make sure you catch them live on their upcoming European tour with Igorrr, Amenra and Hangman’s Chair!

Absent In Body unveils the first oppressive track ‘The Acres/The Ache’, from their upcoming debut album ‘Plague God’!

Hard times require even harder music. Enter Doodseskader. A new project with ties to some of Belgium’s most beloved sludge and metal bands…

Photo Reports

A selection of Vaim’s best captures of 2023, after a long and grueling process of elimination, with pictures from bands like Battle Beast, Gaerea, Trollheim’s Grott, Avslut, Der Weg einer Freiheit, Amenra, Igorrr, Aesthetic Perfection, HIDE, SKYND, Ice Nine Kills, Utuk Xul, Rancid, Sick Of It All, Stratovarius, Testament, Michael Monroe, Volbeat, Hellacopters, Pensées Nocturnes, Amorphis, Biohazard, Killswitch Engage, Converge, Agnostic Front, Taake, Public Image Ltd, A.A. Williams, Butcher Babies, Clutch, Finntroll, Electric Callboy, Ghost, Gojira, Imperial Triumphant, Lorna shore, The Hu and Urne!

When the line-up of the 2018 edition of Blow-Up festival got released bit by bit, we decided that we couldn’t let this event pass us by. With some of the biggest names in the sludge and doom scene and a few really special and rather rare sights on a stage over here, it’s something we’ve […]

Gig Reports

Amenra put down yet another exceptional show in Helsinki, as we have come to expect from this band!

Oathbreaker played post black-metal with a twist to it and they didn’t dissapoint.