Academy Order return with ‘Remember The Night (Spectral Body Alt Version)’, an industrial-driven reimagining of the track in collaboration with Spectral Body, out with Seeing Red Records!
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News Posts
Knives return with new single ‘VERMILLION’ and announce their upcoming new album ‘NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN’ to be out in March 2027 via Marshall Records!
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Corlyx return with ‘The Holy Vampire’ a post-punk and deathrock track built around a unique concept dreamed up by vocalist Caitlin, and out now with Out of Line Music!
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Wayfarer opened the pre-orders for their upcoming new album ‘Riders of the Setting Sun’, out in November with Vesperian, and shared their latest single ‘Hollow Hearts On The Trail To Eden’!
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Cemetery Echo unveiled their new single ‘Hell Night’, the opening track of their upcoming album ‘Civitas Lacrimarum’, out next month via Seeing Red Records!
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California punk band Ceremony shared their latest new single and video ‘Dark Summer’, a jet-black post-punk track from their upcoming album ‘Tell Me Your Dream’, out next month via Relapse Records!
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Portland outfit Dry Wedding unveiled their latest single and video ‘Moths’ and announced their upcoming third album ‘The Back Of Beyond’ to be out in July with Vesperian!
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California punk band Ceremony announced their new album ‘Tell Me Your Dream’ to be out in August via Relapse and shared their new single ‘Death Destruction Mayhem’!
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Corlyx return with their new single ‘Sweeter Than Blood’, introducing a somewhat new direction and the first track from their upcoming new album, to be released via Out Of Line Music!
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Out of the Belgian underground comes a young four-piece ready to properly rock out with you! Diva Duke unleashed their raw new single ‘Again’ via Catfight Entertainment last week!
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Photo Reports
The DIY stage is where Tolminator’s underground spirit really comes to life. We caught a few of the shows featuring local Slovenian bands like Poguba, Chik Pawza and mal pre mal getting the chance to step into the spotlight and show what they’ve got, but also bands like Austrian sludgers Thosar, Basque country grinders Mutilated Judge and Californian death metallers Dark Insanity!
Pictures of an amazing night filled with rock music with respect for the past and sights firmly set on the future. Glam rockers Starbenders and Goth local Suzi Sabotage rocked a packed On the Rocks in Helsinki!
Mark took it easy in 2023 and offers a selection of pictures of the handful of shows that he covered with his photography, mostly in the realm of new wave, old school electronic music, experimental and pop music with Self Esteem, Gary Numan, Heaven 17, Martyn Ware and friends, and Utopia Strong!
When a legend like John Lydon comes to a venue near you with his almost as legendary band Public Image Ltd., you know you can’t miss out! And so did our photographer when they took over the stage at Ääniwalli in Helsinki with the support of local hardcore punk heroes Bob Malmström!
A night of post-punk with the Finnish Grave Pleasures celebrating the release of ‘Plagueboys’ and oppressive industrial metal from Dome Runner at Korjaamo in Helsinki!
After crushing all big stages in Belgium and abroad, this is the second to last show of Rhea before they take a break performing live for at least a year. They made one hell of a rock party with the biggest mosh pits VIERNULVIER has had since a long time and support from The RG’s!
The Mission brought The Crescent York to a steaming point with their double set, almost reducing our photographer to a puddle of sweat. Luckily before succumbing under the heat he managed to take a few snapshots of the memorable night!
We caught the legendary British rock band Skunk Anansie in Munich, Germany, proving yet again that they still kick serious ass. The pictures.
The mesmerizing nymphs of Kælan Mikla came back to Finland with their new album and support of label mate Kanga!
Dark Vision at On The Rocks: a night of gloomy post-punk and Gothic inspired bands on a cold March night! Check out the pictures here!
Interviews
Kælan Mikla don’t see themselves as a band that created a world. They see themselves as people who were invited into one. At Ankea Festival 2026, we sat down with the Icelandic trio to talk about the long-awaited new album, stepping away from constant touring, their shared creative “hive mind”, and why Kælan Mikla has always felt like an ever-expanding universe rather than simply a band.
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Last month, we caught up with Suzi Sabotage in Helsinki before her show supporting Sierra Veins to talk transformation, confrontation, folklore, and why some songs are meant to disturb rather than comfort.
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