Finnish heavy metallers Oceanhoarse has released a video for the new single “Brick” off their upcoming sophomore full-length, ‘Heads Will Roll.’
Finnish metal band Arched Fire have unveiled their single/video “Fear,” the first track off the band’s upcoming second album ‘Trust Betrayal.’
Finnish heavy metallers Oceanhoarse are proud to present the lyric video for their newest single, “Carved in Stone.”
Ville Valo (VV), one of the pioneers of Finnish “Love Metal,” has released “Echolocate Your Love,” the second single from his forthcoming debut solo album, ‘Neon Noir.’
IANAI’s debut album, ‘Sunir’ (Svart Records), succeeds in all the ways that sonic contemporaries like Explosions In The Sky and Sigur Rós do in terms of the acoustic, dramatic, cinematic, or ecstatic.
‘Shiva’ elevates Goats of Doom from relative obscurity, placing them on a pedestal alongside Kvelertak as a shining example of just how engaging black metal can become without melting into shoegaze drudgery or leveraging anti-social behaviours to sell a gimmick rather than the music.
It can be an unusual move when an established artist like Insomnium releases an EP; however, rather than being a curiosity to be disregarded, ‘Argent Moon’ (Century Media) feels like essential listening for fans of modern melodic death metal.
Even if you haven’t had the pleasure of perusing Tero Ikäheimonen’s excellent history of Finnish black metal, The Devil’s…
Finnish bluegrass band Steve’N’Seagulls talk about their new album, ‘Another Miracle’, and what they think of the new AC/DC record.
Twenty-one years is a long time to spend on a debut full-length, by anyone’s standards. But that’s exactly what…
Just over two months ago I was making my way through the school-like corridors beneath Islington Assembly Hall to…
For this episode of the Paltrocast, host Darren Paltrowitz spoke with Fozzy frontman (also current AEW World Champion and Talk Is Jericho host) Chris Jericho, singer/songwriter Michael Monroe, and Refused frontman Dennis Lxyzen.
Dismal Spells from the Dragonrealm by Finland’s Druadan Forest isn’t black metal, isn’t goth or darkwave, and most definitely isn’t your average ambient mixer – but it shares common elements of all these as it binds together sweeping sonic portraits of darkness, despair and dread, making this fantasy soundtrack from Werewolf Records a perfect example of dungeon synth done right.