Their first studio album since 2020.
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Their first studio album since 2020.
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Sacred Sword unleash a towering display of atmosphere and intensity on The Eternal Realm Calls…, an almost nine-minute epic that fully embraces the expansive possibilities of post-black metal. Moving seamlessly between crushing riffs, soaring melodic passages, and moments of haunting introspection, the track unfolds like a cinematic journey through vast and desolate landscapes. Rather than relying solely on aggression, Sacred Sword carefully balances ferocity with emotional depth, allowing each movement to breathe before erupting into waves of cathartic power. Immersive, majestic, and relentlessly captivating, The Eternal Realm Calls… stands as a masterful example of long-form metal songwriting done right.
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After many weeks of speculation and teasers, Taylor Swift revealed this week that she did indeed create a new song for Toy Story 5. It’s called “I Knew It, I Knew You,” and it’s out right now.
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VIEW HEAVY AUSTRALIAN CONTENT DIGIMAG #269 HERE This week’s Aussie Artists digimag features Australian rock royalty with The Superjesus, who are kicking off a tour to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their awesome album Jet Age in Brisbane tonight. Bass player Stuart Rudd stopped in to reminisce and tell us just what to expect from […]
The heavy metal visionaries collectively known as AVATAR — vocalist Johannes Eckerström, guitarists Jonas Jarlsby and Tim Öhrström, bassist Henrik Sandelin, and drummer John Alfredsson — unleashed their latest masterwork Don’t Go in the Forest last year on Halloween. Avatar began their touring cycle with a massive North American headline run, with their biggest headline show to date in Mexico City. After North America, Avatar traversed through Europe and then back to North America, wrapping up earlier this month. The American run included stops at Welcome to Rockville and Sonic Temple, gaining widespread acclaim from US media.
Now, Avatar are back in Europe, winning over the souls of Metallica fans, opening for the juggernaut in four EU cities. And today, Avatar unveil the video for new standalone single ‘Crying Fire’.
‘Crying Fire’ is no throwaway b-side. This is Avatar. The band intentionally withheld the track and decided to strike when the time was right. Fortunately for fans, that time is now.
“Crying Fire’ is very special to all of us. It was written and recorded as part of the Don’t Go In The Forest sessions. When making the final selection for album tracks, this one was a given. But then we started asking ourselves something: What if we saved the best for later? What if we kept this gem away from the world for a while?,” Eckerström explains.
He continues, “It certainly stands tall on its own. I hear a relentless firestorm of emotions. It hits me in a deeply hidden place, and I hope it does the same for you. I could say a lot about what the song is about, but I’ve learned that sometimes it’s better to get out of the way and simply let it be heard for what it is. The best I can say today is that it’s about enduring pain and loving passionately.”
This track is so very… Avatar. As is the band’s newly announced ‘26 tour dates across Europe, and the UK following their return to Australia, and New Zealand.
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