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It’s a two week stretch of chaos and then I think things become more tolerable?

Maryland black metal act Nixil have signed on with Prosthetic Records and are releasing a new album, From The Wound Spilled Forth Fire, on August 25. Check out “Collapsing The Poles”, which is premiering over at Knotfest.
Polish heavy metal crew Scream Maker announced details surrounding their fourth studio album. Land of Fire is slated for a July 14 release through Frontiers Music, and today they dropped a clip for “Can’t Stop The Rain”.
There’s a new album out from Jaye Jayle on July 14 as well, titled Don’t Let Your Love Life Get You Down, and the second single from that effort emerged today. Give “The Party of Redemption” a listen here. That album will be out through Pelagic Records.
How about something from the underground? Formless Oedon set the release date for their debut. Streams of Rot will be out on July 24 through Memento Mori. Check out “Heavenly Abomination” at the label’s YouTube channel.
Last, but certainly not least, we have more new material from Tsjuder. The third new single from Helvegr, titled “Prestehammeren”, is available below. As a reminder, their new album is out June 23 through Season of Mist.

“Ein Bier… bitte.”
– cmb

Happy Amorphis week!

I think leading off with Mastodon and Opeth is the proper choice. Those two have another North American tour coming up together, in April and May, and I cannot wait. They’re skipping my coast this time around, but I have a feeling I’m still going to make this happen.
In case it wasn’t obvious, I’m excited about the new Amorphis record. So on that note, I’m going to slide in the latest studio documentary episode, where they cover the vocals and lyrics. Watch it here, and make sure you have Halo ready to go on Friday.
Out of the Voyager camp, we have a fresh new drum play-through for the Eurovision song “Dreamer”. In case you were wondering, that song is taken from 2019’s release, Colours in the Sun.
Inglorious have announced their ever first live release, MMXXI Live At The Phoenix. That’s set for an April 8th release through Frontiers Music. Check out the clip for “I Don’t Need Your Loving” immediately below, and purchase the album here.