After re-signing to Nuclear Blast in early 2021, the Finnish heavy metal sextet Battle Beast are getting ready to unleash their force upon the world in the shape of their brand new masterpiece Circus of Doom. The album is set to be released on January 21st 2022 via Nuclear Blast and in true Battle Beast fashion, the 10 tracks blend true heavy metal with pop and rock-vibes, paired with Noora Louhimo’s unique voice.
Continue reading BATTLE BEAST reveals music video for new single ‘Where Angels Fear to Fly’Category Archives: audio
LOATHE reveal new single ‘Dimorphous Display’
British experimental metal four piece Loathe are proud to release a new single, ‘Dimorphous Display‘. The single comes as a declaration for the new year, as the band are currently working on the follow up to 2020 studio album I Let It In and It Took Everything and 2021 ambient instrumental record The Things They Believe. In ‘DimorphousDisplay‘ Loathe find themselves reaching an artistic synthesis, setting themselves up for the most exciting leg of their career so far. Loathe also recently announced that they will be undertaking a huge 23-date US tour in April/May 2022 as support to Code Orange.
Continue reading LOATHE reveal new single ‘Dimorphous Display’FIT FOR AN AUTOPSY Share ‘Two Towers’ Video
New Jersey six-piece FIT FOR AN AUTOPSY — Joseph Badolato [vocals], Patrick Sheridan [guitar], Timothy Howley [guitar], Will Putney [guitar], Peter Blue Spinazola [bass], and Josean Orta Martinez [drums] — will release their sixth album “Oh What the Future Holds” on January 14 via Nuclear Blast. Pre-order it here.
Continue reading FIT FOR AN AUTOPSY Share ‘Two Towers’ VideoTarja Turunen’s Outlanders Project Shares “Closer to the Sky”
OUTLANDERS, launched by Finnish soprano legend Tarja Turunen and EDM pioneer Torsten Stenzel, have released the official visualizer to “Closer to the Sky.” Watch it here.
Continue reading Tarja Turunen’s Outlanders Project Shares “Closer to the Sky”ASGAARD unveil snippet of third song from album “What if…”
“What if…” is the brand new, seventh album in the band’s career and a follow-up to a critically acclaimed “Stairs To Nowhere”. This time around, Asgaard reinvents its formula and the album is the first ever of their releases to feature more rock-oriented sound, rather that straight-up metal one. “What if…” is the very first record in band’s discography with songs composed in more traditional way, full of beautiful melodies and grand, epic choruses. Band enters another novel territory – two out of eight songs on the album are sung in Polish, which language native to the members of the group. Additionally, Asgaard included stylistic features of the broad genre of electronic music in the intricately structured new songs. New album still retains characteristic sense of romance and nostalgia, present in the band’s outputs since the beginning. Such emotional load brings to mind bands like Katatonia, Amorphis, Moonspell, Opeth, Anathema.
“What if…” is a triumphant return of Poland’s rock/metal avant-garde.
ASGAARD is back after 10 years with new album “What if…”
“What if…” is the brand new, seventh album in the band’s career and a follow-up to a critically acclaimed “Stairs To Nowhere”. This time around, Asgaard reinvents its formula and the album is the first ever of their releases to feature more rock-oriented sound, rather that straight-up metal one. “What if…” is the very first record in band’s discography with songs composed in more traditional way, full of beautiful melodies and grand, epic choruses. Band enters another novel territory – two out of eight songs on the album are sung in Polish, which language native to the members of the group. Additionally, Asgaard included stylistic features of the broad genre of electronic music in the intricately structured new songs. New album still retains characteristic sense of romance and nostalgia, present in the band’s outputs since the beginning. Such emotional load brings to mind bands like Katatonia, Amorphis, Moonspell, Opeth, Anathema.
“What if…” is a triumphant return of Poland’s rock/metal avant-garde.

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