Today, one of Denmark's pioneer bands within the melodic doom/gothic metal genre, Blazing Eternity, released its comeback album, A Certain End Of Everything, via Mighty Music.
A Certain End Of Everything consists of seven new tracks featuring the well-known Blazing Eternity atmosphere and fingerprint - a melancholic, epic and atmospheric doom/gothic metal mix with weeping guitars and harsh vocals. The album is bleak and melancholic but with a certain beauty shining in the darkness - and with very personal lyrics dealing with death, depression, and personal tragedies. But with a gleam of hope in the end...
More info about the band and its new full-length is HERE. Link
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Electronic artist SINE (aka Rona Rougeheart) has issued the fourth and final advance single, "Cruel", from her new album, La Mordre, out on 22 May on Metropolis Records.
Italy’s Urluk have released their new full‑length, Memories In Fade, on Pest Records. With this release, the band further sharpens and broadens its artistic vision, moving beyond the...
Russian atmospheric black metal force Malist have unveiled "Eternal Echo", the second track taken from their forthcoming full‑length, Eternal Echo Of The Fall. The accompanying video...
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