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MEMOIRA, a symphonic progressive gothic metal band from Finland, have signed a deal with Inverse Records and are about to release their third album ‘Carnival Of Creation’ this September.

The emergence of Romanian heavy metal band SCARLET AURA has not gone unnoticed, as Universal Music Romania have picked them up for the distribution of their 6th upcoming studio album in association with Silver City Records.

BURNING WITCHES haven’t been lucky as it comes to a steady line-up in the last few years. They lost their vocalist (Seraina Telli) and 2 guitarists (Alea Wyss and Sonia Nusselder). But now the WITCHES are back as a 5-piece again!

Austrian sailors and privateers from VISIONS OF ATLANTIS have rescheduled all their dates from the Wanderers Tour 2020 to Fall 2021. You can read more info and check your new date in this post.

Progressive metal band OCEANS OF SLUMBER have announced the release of a second single from their upcoming album ‘Oceans Of Slumber’, due to be released on September 4th, 2020.

Belgian progressive/avant-garde metal band FABULAE DRAMATIS released a brand new song that will be on their upcoming third album. A taste of what’s to come and a real treat. The spirits of Zappa and Beefheart relive!

Once a topic is closed, it means there will be no more additions. But we want to make a one-time exception for UNLEASH THE ARCHERS’ Brittney Slayes for a good reason. So find out here how she survives COVID-19.

Fans of two of the major bands in the female fronted metal world, WITHIN TEMPTATION and EVANESCENCE, will have to be patience and sit this out, as their ‘Worlds Collide’ has been postponed again. This time until September/October 2021.

Again good news for CRYPTA, the new Brazilian/Dutch death metal quartet with 2 ex-NERVOSA members. They’ve inked a deal with Napalm Records for their very first album. Both parties are extremely excited to cooperate.

In September 2019, Canadian melodic death metal band THE AGONIST released their 6th album ‘Orphans’. Now it’s time to watch Vicky Psarakis in the video for the title track ‘Orphans’, shot in haunting black & white.