A duo accompanied by an unofficial yet ever present third member, German Blackened Death Metal act The Infernal Deceit are back with second full length album The True Harmful Black (Personal Records). Formed in 2018, the pair from North Rhine-Westphalia go only by enigmatic single initials – guitarist/bassist C and vocalist R – while session drummer Jörg Uken gets to use his full name while pounding the living hell out of his kit.Continue reading
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Necrophobic Share Their Single and Video for “Nordanvind”
Swedish blackened death metallers, Necrophobic, have just unveiled their latest single, “Nordanvind,” via Century Media Records. The track, which is taken from their 2024 full-length album, In the Twilight Grey, comes with an official music video, created by Jens Rydén. In addition, the band is now revealing their new Nordanvind digital EP. Catch the new video and more below.
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Abbath, Cadaver, Kirkebrann, Negative Plane and More Booked for Inferno Festival
Inferno Festival Norway has announced the next set of bands to play at their 2025 edition, April 17-20 in Oslo, NO. The festival now welcomes Abbath Doom Occulta among the headliners – performing a special set from his career with his former band – as well as Cadaver, Kirkebrann, Negative Plane, Udåd, Malum, Feral Nature, and Vingulmork. Keep reading below for more.
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Aura Noir, Thus, Hate Angel, and Aasar Booked for Inferno Festival
Inferno Festival Norway 2025 is now welcoming the next set of bands to their lineup. Once again taking place in Oslo (NO), from April 17-20 for another blasphemous Easter, the festival bill is joined by Aura Noir, Thus, Hate Angel, and Aasar. Head into the article below for the full, current list of artists.
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Kylesa, The Black Dahlia Murder, Dødheimsgard, and Ponte Del Diavolo Booked for Inferno Festival
Inferno Festival Norway has welcomed the next set of bands to their 2025 lineup. Kylesa, The Black Dahlia Murder, Dødheimsgard, and Ponte Del Diavolo will now join Behemoth, Tsjuder, 1349 and more for the event in Oslo (NO), for another blasphemous Easter. Keep reading below for more details.
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Behemoth, Gaerea, Lamentari, and More Added to Inferno Metal Festival 2025
Inferno Metal Festival Norway has just announced a further four acts to be added to its 2025 lineup. Polish legends, Behemoth, along with Gaerea, Lamentari, and Rosa Faenskap join the bill, which already contains names such as 1349, Tsjuder, Necrophobic, Tiamat, and Blood Incantation. Read more below.
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Tiamat, Tsjuder, Necrophobic, Schwein and Vorbid Booked for Inferno Festival Norway
Inferno Festival Norway has just revealed the second wave of bands for its 2025 edition. Tsjuder, Tiamat, Necrophobic, Schwein and Vorbid join the lineup for the event, set to take place in Oslo (NO) from April 17-20. Keep reading below to find out more.
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In Aphelion (Necrophobic) Share Their New Single and Video “A Winter Moon’s Gleam” – Album Coming Soon
In Aphelion – the black metal brainchild of Necrophobic guitarist Sebastian Ramstedt – have unleashed their latest single and video, “A Winter Moon’s Gleam.” This is the second new single to be culled from their upcoming sophomore album, Reaperdawn, due for release on August 09th, 2024 via Century Media Records. The performance video for the song was directed and edited by Henrik Hedberg. Watch it below and read more from the band.
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Necrophobic Shares New Music Video for “Mirrors of a Thousand Lakes” – New Album Out Today
Swedish Blackened Death Metal masters Necrophobic are pleased to finally share their tenth studio album, In the Twilight Grey, which officially hits the streets and streaming services everywhere today, March 15, via Century Media Records! To celebrate this release, Necrophobic is now sharing a brand new music video for the single “Mirrors of a Thousand Lakes.” The footage was taken from one of the band’s rare club shows at M.A.U. Club in Germany back in January 2024 by Paloosa Productions. The performance had such a positive impact on the band that they decided to preserve it and turn it into a “road video” that happened in the magic of the moment that evening. Watch it here:
