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Mit „Phantast“ werfen die schwarzmetaller von Äera ihr zweites, lange ersehntes Album in den Äther. Den Hörer erwarten wieder knallharte Soundwände unterbrochen durch verträumt-melodische Blicke in die Weite der Void, gefolgt von sphärisch-treibenden...
Die schwarzmetaller von Gersey Deoful sind erst se...
Russian Black Metal is considered something of an insider tip by some in Germany. Moreover, Russian bands are reportedly facing difficulties obtaining visas for the Schengen area beyond 30 days, due to European sanctions against Russia. As a result, extended European tours for these bands are currently challenging to organize. This summer, Grima and Ultar encountered this very issue. Despite these hurdles, some Russian bands are rising to prominence, with a compelling asset on their side: quality. One such band, known for their exceptional atmospheric Black Metal and their focus on the darker aspects of Russian history, is Gherzen, hailing from the Volga region. We had the opportunity to conduct an interview.
Bei dem ein oder anderen Glas Froschkotze ergab es sich, dass Skral, der Sänger von Thronecult, ein paar Fragen für uns beantwortet hat. Die Band aus dem sächsischen Vogtland bringt mit Ihrem rohen, klassischen Black Metal ihre Fans und Zuhörer zurück in die Anfangszeiten der 90er.
Welcome to the third and final part of the interview with Mika of Ofermod. Here we go...
This is the continuation of the lengthy interview with Mika Hakola. So without further delay we carry on with the second part of 3.
