Hellbutcher: black metal outfit featuring former members of Nifelheim to release self-titled debut May 31st on Metal Blade Records.

From the depths of the black metal underground, comes one of its most elite figures with a new band and an even more evil attitude. As frontman of legendary Swedish maniacs Nifelheim, Hellbutcher upheld the bad name of real black metal with an iron fist. Now, with this eponymous new band, the frenzied mission continues:

Blaze Of Perdition: Polish black metal practitioners to release “Upharsin”.

Existing at the forefront of the Polish black metal movement, Blaze Of Perdition returns in 2024 with their sixth full-length, Upharsin, set for release on April 19th via Metal Blade Records. A step back from the somewhat unusual direction the band followed on their previous offering — 2020’s The Harrowing Of Hearts — Upharsin takes

Hamferð: “Hvølja” video/single from Faroese Death/Doom outfit now playing!

Men Guðs Hond Er Sterk: full-length nears release via Metal Blade Records. “Hvølja,” the chest-caving new single from Faroe Islands-based death/doom practitioners Hamferð is now streaming alongside an accompanying video. The punishing new hymn appears on the band’s Men Guðs Hond Er Sterk full-length, set for release on March 22nd through Metal Blade Records. When

Týr: Faroe Islands-Based Viking Metal Collective to Release “Battle Ballads”.

Faroe Islands-based acclaimed Viking metal collective Týr returns with their ninth full-length studio album, Battle Ballads, set for release on April 12th via Metal Blade Records! When Týr teamed up with the Symphony Orchestra of the Faroe Islands on February 8th, 2020, to record the double-disc/DVD release A Night At The Nordic House, founding frontman

Hamferð: Faroese death/doom outfit to release “Men Guðs hond er sterk” full-length March 22nd on Metal Blade Records.

Faroe Islands-based death/doom outfit Hamferð will release their Men Guðs hond er sterk full-length March 22nd on Metal Blade Records. When this magisterial sextet’s third album Támsins likam emerged in 2018 – ten years after they first entered a rehearsal space – the highly acclaimed and powerfully emotive opus thrust the mourning-suited band onto the