Hailing from Northern Europe, Lithuanian act Black Spikes have been around since 2018, gathering an increasing army of fans with their brand of Avant-garde metal. Winning the Garažas competition for up-and-coming bands in 2019, the five-piece from Vilnius was also recently nominated in two categories by their country’s M.A.M.A. Music Awards (the Lithuanian version of the Grammys).
There was either a miscommunication with the final product, or Rock Band From Hell made a head-scratchingly curious production decision as Music For Late Night Activities (Universal/Central Line) sounds like half of it was recorded on Windows Media Player with those calculators that stand themselves up hydraulically.
Norway’s very own Sandvika and Finnmark-bound newcomers Tjære and Lil Snus have been doing an impeccable job in representing a consistent branding of an anti-authoritarian death cult that is against bogus, ingenuine, mass-produced capitalist systems in the industry. They strongly aspire to show people who understand their values and what they’re aiming for and to advocate what they stand for.