MEMPHIS MAY FIRE are kicking off 2022 with the rousing “The American Dream.”
The band has shared the performance video for the song, which boasts rapid-fire riffing, potent breakdowns, unpredictable electronic flashes, and melodic nuances.
On January 28th, French avant-garde black metallers CELESTE will unleash their new longplayerAssassine(s), produced by Chris Edrich (Gojira, Tesseract, The Ocean, Leprous). With their unique mix of black metal, sludge and post hardcore, and over 500 shows played since their inception in 2005, CELESTE have cemented their status as one of France’s most important underground acts.
“In the midst of chaos, there’s comfort to be found in the cosmic, careless nothingness surrounding us — our daily struggles are of no significance in the great scheme of things.”, says the band about “Orcus Mouth”, the latest song taken from MASS WORSHIP’s upcoming album “Portal Tombs”. The video clip accompanying the release is the logical continuation of “Revel In Fear”. Yet again the band self-produced the video in true DIY style with their live guitarist Niklas Sandin: https://youtu.be/YwAkNC70C5A
Finland’s Amoth featuring Pekka Montin of Ensiferum on vocals are sharing their next single and title track from their forthcoming album “The Hour Of The Wolf” due out on January 28, 2022.
Iconic folk metal outfit TROLLFEST are back! After releasing their Napalm Records debut EP, Happy Heroes, the kings of Norwegian Balkan metal return with their new single, “Dance Like a Pink Flamingo(Radio Edit)”, delivering an electrifying new track full of K.A.O.S. and over-the-top TROLLFEST madness – in full “pink flamingo” mode! The single will also be their entry for the Melodi Grand Prix, where the winner gets the chance to compete for Norway in the legendary Eurovison Song Contest.
Between the several battlegrounds of WWI, there was no scene as hostile as the feared alpine front that involved a series of battles at the border between Austria-Hungary and Italy. High above in the alps, men would fight in the most extreme conditions to protect the borders. Today, these fights are infamously known as the so-called “White War”, where many soldiers froze to death or were buried by dangerous avalanches. Their dead bodies remain under the snow to this day.
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