Shoegaze duo Chainlacing are releasing their debut album ‘Messuage’ in June via These Hands Melt and just dropped their latest single ‘Simulacra’!
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Dark rock quintet Astraya have unveiled second single and music video ‘A Theory of Time’ in anticipation of the release of their new album ‘Atropine’ with These Hands Melt in a couple of weeks!
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Stuttgart-based dark rock outfit Astraya unveiled the first glimpse on their new album with the single ‘A Spark Within’! The album ‘Atropine’ is set to be out in April via These Hands Melt!
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Northern Irish post-atmospheric black metal band Domhain revealed a new visualiser video for the track ‘Talamh Lom’, another one unveiled from their upcoming debut full-length ‘In Perfect Stillness’, set for release in February via These Hands Melt!
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Northern Irish atmospheric post-black outfit Domhain have unveiled the first track ‘My Tomb Beneath The Tide’, featuring Sarah Fielding from Darkest Era, from their upcoming debut album ‘In Perfect Stillness’, set for release in February 2026 via These Hands Melt.
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Italian outfit SVNTH unleashed an emotional track filled with hardcore black metal screams and a video with ‘Narrow, Narrow’, another track unveiled from their upcoming album ‘Pink Noise Youth’, set for release on April 18th via These Hands Melt!
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Greek doomgaze trio Church of the Sea unveiled ‘The Siren’s Choice’, another glimpse into the upcoming album ‘Eva’, set for release in April via These Hands Melt.
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Italian experimental metal outfit SVNTH is releasing their new album ‘Pink Noise Youth’ with These Hands Melt in April and recently unveiled its scent of blackgaze with the single ‘Perfume’!
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Greek doomgaze trio Church of the Sea unveiled a haunting music video for the title track of their upcoming album ‘Eva’, set for release in April via These Hands Melt!
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Italian blackgaze act SVNTH announce new album ‘Pink Noise Youth’, set for release in April via These Hands Melt, and shared the new single ‘Cinnamon Moon’!
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Album Reviews
Time to get your feet wet with Greek doomgazers Church of the Sea. Their sophomore album ‘Eva’ is an ethereal, yet haunting retelling of the Garden of Eden story from the Bible. Out via These Hands Melt.
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