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2.9.2020 Anni Lahe & Herra Ylppö & EX @ Tavastia, Helsinki
The third time’s a charm. Herra Ylppö might have been thinking something along those lines as his newest band EX’s show at Tavastia (and...
REVIEW: En Minor – When the Cold Truth has Worn...
Phil Anselmo does not need any introduction, as his status is well known to pretty much anyone who’s into metal music. His reputation as...
REVIEW: Black Sun – EP: Silent Enemy
Ecuador is not exactly the first country that comes to mind when one thinks about rock or metal, yet this is the country from...
PRELISTENING: Dark Tranquillity – Moment (stream) (Musicalypse Archive)
The masters of melancholy, Gothenburg melodic death group Dark Tranquillity, are coming out with a new album this year, entitled "Moment." Century Media Records...
5.9.2020 Behemoth: In Absentia Dei Livestream @ Pisarzowice (Musicalypse Archive)
During this coronavirus pandemic, we’ve seen quite a few bands broadcast live streams from a wide variety of locations. We’ve seen empty barns, rehearsal...
Aggressive metallers I Revolt released a new single
Raw and unforgiving new track, "Spit or Swallow," asks listeners if they are you here to fight, or if they are you here to...
REVIEW: Helloween – Straight Out of Hell (remastered) (Musicalypse Archive)
On September 4th, 2020, (that's tomorrow!) Nuclear Blast Records will release the remastered editions of three 10-or-so-year-old HELLOWEEN albums. Having already covered "Unarmed" (2009) and "7 Sinners"...
Red Wolf featuring members of Cyhra, Lost Society, and Stone release...
RED WOLF, a brand new project featuring Euge Valovirta, Samy Elbanna, Janne Joutsenniemi, and Adde Larsson, released their first single and video "Crossing the...
REVIEW: Helloween – 7 Sinners (remastered) (Musicalypse Archive)
September 2020 marks the re-release of several not-too-old HELLOWEEN albums by Nuclear Blast Records: 2009's "Unarmed" compilation/re-make album, 2010's 7 Sinners, and 2013's "Straight Out of...
Interview with Amaranthe — “Everything we had written became suddenly so...
Swedish metal act AMARANTHE are ready to release their brand new album, "Manifest," on 2 October 2020 via Nuclear Blast Records. We had the...
Heavy August: Hard-hitting single of the month.
Every month will gather an overview of some of the best singles our staff has encountered. Summer continued in Finland with only a couple...
REVIEW: Helloween – Unarmed (remastered) (Musicalypse Archive)
Have you ever wished one of your favorite metal bands had been a completely different genre? Well, if you want to know what that...
REVIEW: Altamullan Road – Altamullan Road (Musicalypse Archive)
ALTAMULLAN ROAD is a bit of an intriguing name for a band, don't you think? First of all, it's half in Finnish, half in...
REVIEW: Finntroll – Vredesvävd
I say Finland, you say FINNTROLL, a metal act that is perhaps one of the most iconic folk metal bands the land of a...
REVIEW: Night – High Tides – Distant Skies
Have you been enjoying the summer so far? If, like me, the COVID-19 boycot of summer festivals has cast a few shadows over these...
FEATURED SINGLE: Red Eleven – Handled with Chaos (Musicalypse Archive)
If you've kept your eyes and ears open to the Finnish alternative metal scene, you may already be familiar with RED ELEVEN. Lead by frontman...
FEATURED SINGLE: Noumena – Murtuneet
NOUMENA returned safely from the forest (yes, they are indeed the band pictured on the infamous "Finnish metal bands getting lost in the forest"...
REVIEW: The Devil’s Trade – The Call of the Iron Peak
I hadn't yet heard of THE DEVIL'S TRADE before I received their promo material. I don't know what it was that drew me to...
Silentium reveal new stunning video for “Shame.”
Today SILENTIUM celebrates the release of their album “Motiva” and their new video "Shame."
Metal made in Finland is bound up with certain expectations that can...
REVIEW: Oceans of Slumber: Oceans of Slumber (Musicalypse Archive)
Inspiration comes from all sorts of sources and sometimes, things need to be broken and allowed to resolve to a natural conclusion. OCEANS OF SLUMBER tries...