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~ Asagraum ~
~ Avertat ~
~ Bedrängnis ~
~ Dordeduh ~
~ Grimner ~
~ Harakiri for the Sky ~
~ Midnight Odyssey ~
~ Munarheim ~
~ Saor ~
Bands 2027


The murmurings of nature spirits.
This music project is dedicated to nature spirituality, the cycles of life, and ancient rites.
All the instruments played are made from natural materials and handcrafted. Together with the multi-layered vocals, this creates a primal, cohesive work.
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The third album “Veil of Death, Ruptured”, released in 2023 by Edged Cirlce Production, sees Asagraum burning with equally intensity in songwriting, execution, and atmosphere, staying true to their original aims whilst pushing their classicist sound further into the present. Pure, traditional BLACK METAL, dark and trimphant. played with passion and authenticity.


The debut album “Dead End Life” lives up to its title: bleak, oppressive, and unflinchingly honest. The already released track “[7]” deals with vigilante justice in the aftermath of a horrific act of violence. Other songs explore the darker sides of human nature, trauma, and emotional scars. The band’s blend of melodic death metal and crushing doom provides the ideal sonic landscape for these themes – heavy, atmospheric, and relentlessly somber.
While parallels to DÉCEMBRE NOIR are unmistakable, AVERTAT offers a distinctly different perspective on death-doom. A key factor is the involvement of vocalist Enrico Langguth, who did not come from a metal background, even though his performance on “Dead End Life” suggests otherwise. His expressive, emotionally charged delivery adds a fresh dimension to the genre, while Sebastian Görlach contributes the deep growls, creating a dynamic interplay that amplifies the album’s emotional weight.
AVERTAT is not a side path or a nostalgic echo of past work.
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Moving between oppressive melodies and bleak lyrics, Bedrängnis explores inner abysses, interpersonal tension, and existential weight—carried by an atmosphere of bitterness and cold restraint.
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Based on previous experience, guitarists and founders Edmond "Hupogrammos" Karban and Sol Faur aka Cristian Popescu were expected to deliver an album oscillating in the musical space between dark folk and black metal. And, while they did indeed draw from those sources, they also fearlessly incorporated electronic, gothic, rock, psychedelic, prog, and even pop elements without prejudice.
This open-minded approach resulted in a stunning artistic achievement, from the fierce and epic opening track 'Timpul întâilor' to the catchy 'Descânt' to percussive interludes like 'Calea magilor' and cinematic blockbusters such as 'Vraci de nord'. "Har" stubbornly resists any attempt of an easy stylistic categorisation. Each song has its own distinct personality, but all are tied together by DORDEDUH walking an artistic left-hand path. A lurking sense of occult mystery and underlying darkness permeate even the most joyful moments on "Har".
It is not the first time that Hupogrammos and Sol Faur have been involved in creating an iconic album. Bo
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In 2008, Grimner was created in the small Swedish town of Motala. Throughout the years, Grimner has grown to a strong group of six members. The first demo “A Call For Battle” (2010) was sung explicitly in English but was soon to be replaced by Swedish on their first EP "Färd" (2012). As time progressed and their debut album Blodshymner (2014) was released, Grimner steadily made a name for themselves in the folk metal scene and beyond.
In 2016, Grimner released their album “Frost Mot Eld” (Despotz Records), a record that launched the band to greater heights. The album received outstanding reviews world-wide, with songs that to this date have reached millions of streams. The album set Grimner's signature sound in stone and saw them touring on stages all over Europe.
In 2018 the band celebrated their 10th anniversary and released the album ”Vanadrottning” (Despotz Records). This album gave a fresh touch to their sound, with new musical influences being explored.<
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Despair, loss, love, and existential struggles have always been the foundation of HARAKIRI FOR THE SKY’s distinctive sound. Since their formation in 2011, multi-instrumentalist M.S. and vocalist J.J. have gained recognition for pushing musical boundaries with their emotionally charged blend of atmospheric extreme metal and melodic post-rock, grunge and modern hardcore, carving out a genre of their own. After maintaining a steady two-year release rhythm and producing five albums in nine years, the band decided to break from tradition following 2021’s "Maere" (which peaked at #4 on the official German charts). Taking four years to craft their next epic chapter, HARAKIRI FOR THE SKY will now release their new tour-de-force, "Scorched Earth", in January 2025 through AOP Records.
“The great thing about HARAKIRI FOR THE SKY is that everything comes naturally—no rushed writing or hasty releases,” says J.J. “So, ‘Scorched Earth’ came together after years of experimenting with untypical sounds, yet on the other hand trying to stay true to our original post black metal style." He explains that the album’s writing process began a few months after the release of "Maere," during a time when the band—and the world—emerged from the isolation of the pandemic. “It still seemed like one crisis followed another. Our society is divided to its core and peace seems further away than
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Hailing from Brisbane, Australia, two demoswere produced which gained the attention ofItalian label I, Voidhanger Records andresulted in a label deal.
Midnight Odyssey has over 15 releases currently. 2011’s ‘Funerals from the AstralSphere’ was the album that put MidnightOdyssey on the international map. This wasfollowed up by 2015’s ‘Shards of Silver Fade’which gained new audiences. 2023 saw thecompletion of the ambitious ‘Biolume’ trilogyof albums, exploring different styles of blackmetal.
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The lyrics unfold like evocative poetry, exploring themes of social criticism, personal light and darkness, and the romanticism of nature—often presented symbolically or through storytelling.
On stage, Munarheim crafts an electrifying spectacle where music and visual elements fuse into a deeply immersive experience. More than just a concert, it is an emotional performance that resonates long after the final note.
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Formed against the backdrop of Scotland's rugged terrain and ancient history, Saor's music serves as a bridge between the ferocity of black metal and the delicate intricacies of traditional Scottish/Celtic melodies. The band's name, meaning "free" in Scottish Gaelic, reflects their commitment to artistic liberty and the boundless scope of their musical explorations.
At the heart of Saor's sonic journey stands the creative genius of Andy Marshall. As the driving force behind the band, Marshall's visionary approach to composition blends the harsh grandeur of black metal with the tender melodies of Scottish folklore. Drawing inspiration from the majesty of the Scottish Highlands, Marshall's music becomes a conduit through which listeners can connect with the raw power of nature and the storied history of his homeland.
Saor's compositions paint vivid soundscapes, invoking the haunting mist of lochs, the towering mountains, and the ancient forests that characterize Scotland'
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