Mortiis shares another piece of story-telling and visually impressive work with the music video and single ‘Violent Silence’, a track from the upcoming album ‘Ghosts of Europa’, set for release in June!
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News Posts
Iconic Norwegian artist Mortiis shared the stunning music video for the single ‘Ghosts of Europa’, which is also the title track of the upcoming new album, set for release in June with Prophecy Productions!
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The 13th edition of Steelfest is happening in a bit more than 8 months and over the weekend they announced 30 confirmed names for 2025, with of course a nice selection of the top of the Finnish underground scene and plenty of pretty impressive names again, including some exclusive shows of bands like Absu, Osculum Infame, The True Werwolf, Imprecation, Hellwind & Vritrahn and more! Time to get those tickets, we’d say!
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The darkest of the dark will of course also appear at the 2018 edition of Brutal Assault!
The organisation of Steelfest Open Air yet again impresses with the first names of the 2018 line-up!
Album Reviews
From the darkest crevice in Moria Maurice De Jonge has penned a new set of dungeon synth crawlers on Vetus Sepulcrum’s sixth album’ A Shroud of Desolation’
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The Specter captures the aesthetics of medieval and dark fantasy, drawing its themes to create a genuine soundtrack of horror.
Druadan Forest draws its aesthetic from black metal, however dungeon synth is expanded to cover many wondrous worlds of fantasy. Many themes on the new album are reminiscent of bands such as Summoning, early Mortiis and Burzum.
Festival Reports
Our report of a magical journey to a weird and warm land, an unspeakable language, but most of all: an awesome festival!
2 days of celebrating darkness, pagan spirits, satan and underground music… Check out the full report of Steelfest 2018 here.
Photo Reports
Steelfest 2018 was again a weekend filled with underground music celebrating black mass and pagan rituals. Check out the pictures we took at the event!
Previews
A little look on how one of the best underground metal festivals is like…
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