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Wormwood is a Stockholm-based metal band formed in 2014, recognized for its distinctive fusion of extreme metal, atmospheric depth, and cinematic storytelling. Blending eerie soundscapes, Scandinavian melancholy, folk elements, and raw rock intensity, the band has carved out a unique identity that resonates strongly with audiences worldwide.

With four full-length albums, an EP, and a live release-plus the upcoming EP "Å"-Wormwood has built an impressive and consistently evolving catalog. The band has twice been nominated for "Best Rock/Metal Act" at the Swedish P3 Gold Awards, achieved high positions on the official Swedish charts, and earned widespread critical acclaim from international rock and metal media, including frequent placements on global Album of the Year lists.

Wormwood's reputation extends well beyond the studio. The band has performed extensively across Europe, appearing at major festivals and headlining club tours, while steadily growing a dedicated international fanbase-particularly in Germany, France, the Netherlands, the UK, and the US. Their strong digital presence and cinematic, high-quality music videos further reinforce their global reach and visual identity.

Mixed and mastered by renowned producer Sverker Widgren (Wing Studios, Stockholm), Wormwood's sound combines refined songwriting and high-level musicianship with a raw, authentic edge. Driven by powerful melodies, atmospheric richness, and emotional intensity, the band continues to push creative boundaries while maintaining a clear artistic vision. Wormwood stands as one of the most compelling and forward-moving acts in the Swedish metal scene today, combining critical acclaim, international growth, and a sound that sets them apart.

Reissue on digipak format of KVLT classic album on Debemur Morti (2006) + their "Darkness Return" demo as bonus

The obscure entity known as Norsefire marks its second effort after the well received demo Magnificum Hoc Templum.

This time the sicilian trio focused on another aspect of the world of darkness. Since the introduction of this dark and ominous ep, you will feel your soul haunted by the spirits!

The only advise is to don't let them in, quoting the first track. In seventeen minutes Norsefire evokes all the best in old fashioned, rotten and merciless Black Metal in its meanest form.

Recommended for all the die hard maniacs devoted to obscurity and addicted to the most evil Metal around.

Blue vinyl version

are a black metal band from Kópavogur, Iceland. After their debut EP "Dönsum í logans ljóma", the members — all only in their early twenties — have been working intensively on new material. Concrete news will follow soon, but the band’s direction is already clear: FORSMÁN (pronounced "fors-mown") stand in the line of modern Icelandic black metal associated with SVARTIDAUÐI, SINMARA, and MISÞYRMING, combining dense atmosphere with focused, forward-driving songwriting. Expect urgent riffing, decisive rhythms, and vocals that cut through a cold, enveloping haze. FORSMÁN are part of a new generation coming out of Iceland with a strong sense of identity, and anyone drawn to the country’s contemporary black metal sound should keep a close eye on what comes next.

For more than fifteen years, Nachtzeit has explored the atmospheric fringes of black metal through his main project, Lustre. Emerging in 2008, the one-man project quickly carved out a distinctive sound: minimalistic, lo-fi compositions where layers of keyboards form the backbone. The result is music that often feels closer to ambient than traditional black metal – mesmerising, hypnotic, and built around melodies steeped in nostalgia, mysticism, and nature.

With Eitr, Nachtzeit takes this atmospheric sensibility one step further. Where Lustre still retains the distant pulse and distortion of black metal, Eitr strips away the remaining traces of the genre, focusing entirely on immersive ambience. The result feels like a more archaic, distinctly Nordic counterpart to Lustre’s dreamlike soundscapes.

The project’s second full-length, “Kvasis Dreyri”, draws its inspiration from Norse mythology and the legendary mead of poetry created from the blood of Kvasir. Across nine pieces named after the myth’s sacred vessels – Óðrærir, Són, and Boðn – the album comes to life through melancholic synthesiser melodies, subtle percussion, patient repetition, and vast ambient textures.