Author: KMN

“The Moth is about the journey—but it is also about arrival” Canadian metal maverick Devin Townsend is set to release his ambitious, orchestral-metal opus ‘The Moth’, on the 29th May 2026 via InsideOutMusic.An album over a decade in the making, it existed in the back of Devin Townsend’s mind as his “life’s work”. Then, about six years ago, after […]

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Riding high after an all-timer homecoming show at Desertfest London this weekend, and hot on the heels of announcing their long-awaited fourth studio album, Necropolitan (to be released on Friday September 11th 2026) Green Lung announce a black crusade of the UK and Europe this winter… the Dance to the Grave Tour MMXXVI. Special guests on this run will be High On Fire with support from Gnome. […]

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With The Ember Gone, Gorod returns with a more progressive and ambitious eighth album, in the same vein as the legendary Transcendence. Entirely recorded at Bud Studio by Mathieu Pasca and mixed by David Thiers, the quintet delivers an opus that is, of course, highly technical, but also rich in finely crafted arrangements and captivating atmospheres. Its concept […]

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Today, Iron Bonehead Productions sets June 19th as the international release date for the highly anticipated debut album of the pan-international Nirriti, Dhrupad Anutpada (ধ্রুপদ অনুৎপাদ): Apophatic Ragas Of Non-Origination, on CD and vinyl LP formats. After six years of silence following their inaugural EP, Asuryasparsha (অসূর্যস্পর্শা), Kalikshetra black-noise esoterorists Nirriti reemerge as the embodiment of total negation, wielding the blade of Neti-Neti to […]

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Finnish metal act Themata have released their massive new single “Monochrome.” The track continues the uncompromising sonic direction established on last year’s EP “Riven”, while pushing the band’s sound into a more organic and dynamic territory. On Monochrome, Themata expand their sonic palette without sacrificing the sheer weight that defines their identity. The song delivers an evolving, more natural flow, yet […]

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The Finnish band Gladenfold has always belonged among those groups where melody and heaviness do not work against each other, but instead strengthen one another. Combining the momentum of melodic death metal, the elevated, hymnic character of power metal and the cinematic layering of symphonic metal, the band turns more consciously than ever toward a […]

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The Russian blackgaze duo Olhava returns with its sixth full-length album, Memorial, continuing the inner journey that began with Sacrifice. If the previous album placed destruction, self-surrender and the ritual of burning at its center, the new material dwells instead in the silence that remains afterward. It is not concerned with the first instinctive movement […]

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The name SPEGLAS, from Stockholm, may so far have sounded familiar mainly to those who have followed the darker, black/death metal shades of the Swedish underground. Formed in 2015, the band has now reached its first full-length album after two EPs: Endarkenment, Being & Death was released on February 27, 2026, through Trust No One […]

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The Moon and the Nightspirit have returned after six years with their new full-length album, Seed of the Formless, a record that opens a new chapter in the band’s history not only in terms of sound, but also in spirit. Alongside their earlier acoustic, pagan folk world, heavier, darker and more metal-oriented elements have now […]

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Baltimore, MD’s weirdo thrash stalwarts, in collaboration with Invisible Oranges, have premiered “Unbowed and Averse,” the second single from forthcoming album, Epoch Inhumane. Click to stream below! invisibleoranges.com/nuclear-tomb-are-adroit-in-disaster-on-unbowed-and-averse-track-premiere Nuclear Tomb, are back and as twisted and vicious as ever with their new full-length album Epoch Inhumane, out June 12th on Rotted Life Records! The album will be available […]

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