Triptykon, Blackbraid, and Ponte del Diavolo are the first confirmed acts for Dark Easter Metal Meeting 2026, announced while the 2025 edition is still underway. With this early reveal, the Munich-based festival signals another strong gathering for the following year—once again leaning into the margins where darkness thrives. Legacy,...

The twelfth seal breaks tomorrow at 13:00—Dark Easter Metal Meeting 2025 begins. Over two days, from cult legends to unholy newcomers, each name steps forward with no distractions, no overlap between the Werk and Halle stages—only direct impact. Appearing this year: Gorgoroth, Belphegor, Moonsorrow, Absu, Gaahls WYRD, Tsjuder, Aura...

Back in the shadows of Munich—Dark Easter Metal Meeting 2025 sharpens its edge on April 19 and 20. The full schedule has been revealed, and the gates are nearly open. Each act gets its time to carve into you—uninterrupted, uncompromised. From cult to chaos, this year’s edition speaks in...

Black Altar is set to bring their ritualistic black metal to Underground for the Masses II, with a lineup that reflects their uncompromising dedication to the Draconian Path. Shadow, the mastermind behind the band, opens up about the long journey from their early days, the importance of splits, and...

Misþyrming returns to Romania for the third time, ready to take the stage at Underground for the Masses II. The Icelandic act has built a reputation on sharp musicianship and uncompromising vision, standing out in the black metal landscape since 2013. D.G. joins us to talk about the band’s...

Tsatthoggua has long thrived at the crossroads of black and thrash metal, where chaos and experimentation meet fierce, perverse energy. Returning from a 20-year hiatus, they’ve reignited their flame with a sound that channels their origins in the extreme underground. With their first performance at Underground for the Masses...

Aorlhac have long stood as torchbearers of Occitan history in black metal, channeling forgotten voices and landscapes into their music. From their early days shaping what became the “Trilogy of the Winds” to their latest steps forward, their craft remains deeply tied to heritage, rebellion, and the echoes of...

Since their formation in 2004, Deitus have remained unwavering in their pursuit of bleak and unrelenting black metal. Drawing from the likes of Slayer, Dissection, and Marduk, the London-based group has forged a distinct path, unbound by trends or expectations. From their early days as a three-piece to the...

Dymna Lotva‘s path has been one of transformation—what began as a studio project soon evolved into something far greater. From their early days in Belarus to their relocation to Poland, their journey has been shaped by struggle, self-discovery, and an unyielding creative vision. Ahead of their first-ever show in...