Brutal Assault has revealed its daily line-up yesterday and opened the sale of single day tickets for those who can’t afford to go a whole weekend but still want to get a taste!
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Brutal Assault adds 50 more names to the 2025 line-up with Blood Fire Death, Mastodon, Mayhem and many many more!
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Only a handful of days left before Helsinki gets a healthy shot of heavy and dark music with the third edition of Hellsinki Metal Festival! If you’re still confused and wondering if you should go or not, check out 8 reasons we believe should convince you… Beware, get your tickets today as tomorrow the price will go up again!
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‘Theion’ brings the pure aggression of the second wave of black metal. This is by far the best offering to date from these Swedish warmongers.
Vikings and black metal go hand in hand. It just works. Don’t believe me? Here’s Havukruunu to prove me right.
Mayhem on the latest achievement grasps a unique and pedagogical approach to black metal.
Profanatica’s primitive take on black metal music is carried with vileness and bestiality. The album is brutal and this is exactly what you should expect from them.
Black metal outfit Asagraum delivers a majestic and chilling follow-up to their debut release.
Death metal dripping with evil, that’s what you can expect from Portugal’s Okkultist!
Abbath’s “Outstrider” strikes fiercely and delivers a strong performance each of the eight tracks feature some of the best guitar solos you’ll ever hear.
The legendary Darkthrone is back with yet another serving of crude heavy metal!
Mongrel’s Cross sophomore album makes a larger and heavier approach towards blackened thrash metal and shows a good achievement.
Some very fine music is coming from Austria now! Irdorath with their third album “Denial of Creation” pushes everything away.
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