#beyondtheblack — Public Fediverse posts

This weekend's 📷🎥 stops:
📍 Krimpen aan den IJssel:
🍺 #brouwerijijssel

📍 #capsloccapelle
#betweentheratsandsnakes + #sledeon
+ #annmydice
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Photo by: Rémi Liekens
Shirt: #beyondtheblack from #oktoberpromotion

This weekend's 📷🎥 stops:
📍 Krimpen aan den IJssel:
🍺 #brouwerijijssel

📍 #capsloccapelle
#betweentheratsandsnakes + #sledeon
+ #annmydice
.
.
.
Photo by: Rémi Liekens
Shirt: #beyondtheblack from #oktoberpromotion

This weekend's 📷🎥 stops:
📍 Krimpen aan den IJssel:
🍺 #brouwerijijssel

📍 #capsloccapelle
#betweentheratsandsnakes + #sledeon
+ #annmydice
.
.
.
Photo by: Rémi Liekens
Shirt: #beyondtheblack from #oktoberpromotion

This weekend's 📷🎥 stops:
📍 Krimpen aan den IJssel:
🍺 #brouwerijijssel

📍 #capsloccapelle
#betweentheratsandsnakes + #sledeon
+ #annmydice
.
.
.
Photo by: Rémi Liekens
Shirt: #beyondtheblack from #oktoberpromotion

https://www.europesays.com/ch/43130/ Full Metal Mayrhofen – a great success in the Tyrolean Alps #Alps #BeyondTheBlack #donots #Doro #EmilBulls #Ensiferum #InExtremo #Induction #LiquidSteel #MamboKurt #PalefaceSwiss #TheButcherSisters #Turbobier

Full Metal Mayrhoffen in the Tyrolean Alps

https://metalphotos.org/2026/04/01/full-metal-mayrhoffen-in-the-tyrolean-alps/

Full Metal Mayrhoffen in the Tyrolean Alps

https://metalphotos.org/2026/04/01/full-metal-mayrhoffen-in-the-tyrolean-alps/

Full Metal Mayrhoffen in the Tyrolean Alps

https://metalphotos.org/2026/04/01/full-metal-mayrhoffen-in-the-tyrolean-alps/

Full Metal Mayrhoffen in the Tyrolean Alps

https://metalphotos.org/2026/04/01/full-metal-mayrhoffen-in-the-tyrolean-alps/

Full Metal Mayrhoffen in the Tyrolean Alps

https://metalphotos.org/2026/04/01/full-metal-mayrhoffen-in-the-tyrolean-alps/

https://youtu.be/jYqOM-Gn7IY?si=avV7Ok-GB7PiO35U

La meva #CançóDelDia per al diumenge 25 de gener és aquesta de les #BeyondTheBlack #Mannheim #MètalSimfònic 💪🏿!

https://youtu.be/jYqOM-Gn7IY?si=avV7Ok-GB7PiO35U

La meva #CançóDelDia per al diumenge 25 de gener és aquesta de les #BeyondTheBlack #Mannheim #MètalSimfònic 💪🏿!

https://youtu.be/jYqOM-Gn7IY?si=avV7Ok-GB7PiO35U

La meva #CançóDelDia per al diumenge 25 de gener és aquesta de les #BeyondTheBlack #Mannheim #MètalSimfònic 💪🏿!

https://youtu.be/jYqOM-Gn7IY?si=avV7Ok-GB7PiO35U

La meva #CançóDelDia per al diumenge 25 de gener és aquesta de les #BeyondTheBlack #Mannheim #MètalSimfònic 💪🏿!

https://youtu.be/jYqOM-Gn7IY?si=avV7Ok-GB7PiO35U

La meva #CançóDelDia per al diumenge 25 de gener és aquesta de les #BeyondTheBlack #Mannheim #MètalSimfònic 💪🏿!

https://www.europesays.com/ie/295908/ Beyond the Black – Break the Silence Review #2026 #3.0 #Aerosmith #BeyondTheBlack #BreakTheSilence #Darkyra #Éire #ElettraStorm #Entertainment #GermanMetal #HardRock #HeavyMetal #IE #Ireland #Jan26 #Korn #LordOfTheLost #LoveBites #Music #NuclearBlastRecords #Pink #PowerMetal #Review #Reviews #Saxon #Scorpions #SymphonicMetal #TheMysteryOfTheBulgarianVoices #WithinTemptation

Beyond the Black play the sort of female-led symphonic metal that seems to get a bit of traction in Europe. Since Jennifer Haben formed the band in 2014, they have recorded five LPs that climbed the charts in her home country of Germany as well as those of neighboring countries. They’ve also gone on European tours in support of popular acts like Aerosmith, Scorpions, Korn, Saxon, and Within Temptation. Break the Silence, their sixth record, finds them at their peak. It’s a concept album revolving around themes of communication and connection. This concept materializes in the form of international guest collaborators— from Germany, Bulgaria, and Japan—and diverse languages—English, French, and German. Considering the poor reception symphonic bands like this have received on the blog (see Within Temptation), I can sense your skepticism. What Beyond the Black needs to break in order to win over this readership isn’t the silence but the mold.

Similar to Elettra Storm and Darkyra, Beyond the Black plays a form of symphonic metal that falls somewhere between hard rock and power metal, leaning a little more into the heavier stuff. Tracks follow a pretty standard formula with catchy choruses, above-average riffs, and plenty of solos. The symphonic portion is surprisingly muted, but it does add some emotional depth to songs like “The Art of Being Alone” or even distinctive hooks (“Let There Be Rain”). At the heart of the music is Haben’s vocal performance. Her voice has a poppy, clean character, and Beyond the Black forgo the beastly growls that typically balance out the beauty. This type of performance could easily become sterile, but she shows some range on tracks like “Ravens,” where her voice switches from somber to a soaring chorus that could find a home on the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack. Her strength is most apparent on the finale, “Weltschmerz,” a gentler, symphonic-led tune that allows Haben to take charge with a moving performance.

Despite the mostly close adherence to the same formula from song to song, Beyond the Black add enough variety to keep things from growing stale. Collaborators help in this regard, and they have two really good ones. Chris Harms (Lord of the Lost) lends his charismatic baritone on “The Art of Being Alone,” an entertaining bit of gothic metal that includes rather dramatic symphonic instrumentals and keyboards. My favorite track, “Let There Be Rain,” gets a boost from its collaboration with The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices, a cheerful all-female choral group, as well as a nifty symphonic hook that puts a smile on my face. Break the Silence has a consistently high energy throughout—reaching near-thrash levels on “The Flood”—but a few songs break up the pace to avoid monotony, such as the more sober, arpeggio-driven “Ravens,” and the melodic adult rock of “(La Vie Est Un) Cinéma.” The consistently catchy hooks that permeate this varied record highlight just how talented this group is.

Unfortunately, some nagging issues and a weak-ish back half keep this from reaching the heights of fellow symphonic/pop group, Lord of the Lost. “The Flood” is a terrific tune hampered by an unfortunate decision to include prominent robo vocals that are more grating than cool, or whatever they’re meant to be. The two songs that follow, however, sink the record even further, as they lack any hooks to raise them above the fray. One of these is an unfortunate waste of the talents of Asami (Love Bites) in a bit of synth-pop on “Can You Hear Me” that had me wondering if I was listening to a cover of a Pink tune. The last couple of tracks do end Break the Silence on a stronger note, with the catchy chorus of “Hologram” and the aforementioned showstopper of “Weltschmerz.” These keep the record safely in the solid territory despite a brief weak streak.

Admittedly, I had no prior history with Beyond the Black, but based on the time I spent with their previous two albums, Break the Silence is a marked improvement. This is yet another pleasant surprise in the realm of symphonic metal released by the larger metal labels, along with last year’s two Lord of the Lost records. If this genre is in your wheelhouse, or you’re a fan of Beyond the Black’s prior work, you’re in for a treat. Fortunately, Break the Silence proves to be better than the soulless dreck that often floods this genre. It has heart, a powerful message, and, best of all, good music.



Rating: 3.0/5.0
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 256 kbps mp3
Label: Nuclear Blast Records
Website: Bandcamp | Facebook | Official Site
Releases Worldwide: January 9th, 2026

Beyond the Black play the sort of female-led symphonic metal that seems to get a bit of traction in Europe. Since Jennifer Haben formed the band in 2014, they have recorded five LPs that climbed the charts in her home country of Germany as well as those of neighboring countries. They’ve also gone on European tours in support of popular acts like Aerosmith, Scorpions, Korn, Saxon, and Within Temptation. Break the Silence, their sixth record, finds them at their peak. It’s a concept album revolving around themes of communication and connection. This concept materializes in the form of international guest collaborators— from Germany, Bulgaria, and Japan—and diverse languages—English, French, and German. Considering the poor reception symphonic bands like this have received on the blog (see Within Temptation), I can sense your skepticism. What Beyond the Black needs to break in order to win over this readership isn’t the silence but the mold.

Similar to Elettra Storm and Darkyra, Beyond the Black plays a form of symphonic metal that falls somewhere between hard rock and power metal, leaning a little more into the heavier stuff. Tracks follow a pretty standard formula with catchy choruses, above-average riffs, and plenty of solos. The symphonic portion is surprisingly muted, but it does add some emotional depth to songs like “The Art of Being Alone” or even distinctive hooks (“Let There Be Rain”). At the heart of the music is Haben’s vocal performance. Her voice has a poppy, clean character, and Beyond the Black forgo the beastly growls that typically balance out the beauty. This type of performance could easily become sterile, but she shows some range on tracks like “Ravens,” where her voice switches from somber to a soaring chorus that could find a home on the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack. Her strength is most apparent on the finale, “Weltschmerz,” a gentler, symphonic-led tune that allows Haben to take charge with a moving performance.

Despite the mostly close adherence to the same formula from song to song, Beyond the Black add enough variety to keep things from growing stale. Collaborators help in this regard, and they have two really good ones. Chris Harms (Lord of the Lost) lends his charismatic baritone on “The Art of Being Alone,” an entertaining bit of gothic metal that includes rather dramatic symphonic instrumentals and keyboards. My favorite track, “Let There Be Rain,” gets a boost from its collaboration with The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices, a cheerful all-female choral group, as well as a nifty symphonic hook that puts a smile on my face. Break the Silence has a consistently high energy throughout—reaching near-thrash levels on “The Flood”—but a few songs break up the pace to avoid monotony, such as the more sober, arpeggio-driven “Ravens,” and the melodic adult rock of “(La Vie Est Un) Cinéma.” The consistently catchy hooks that permeate this varied record highlight just how talented this group is.

Unfortunately, some nagging issues and a weak-ish back half keep this from reaching the heights of fellow symphonic/pop group, Lord of the Lost. “The Flood” is a terrific tune hampered by an unfortunate decision to include prominent robo vocals that are more grating than cool, or whatever they’re meant to be. The two songs that follow, however, sink the record even further, as they lack any hooks to raise them above the fray. One of these is an unfortunate waste of the talents of Asami (Love Bites) in a bit of synth-pop on “Can You Hear Me” that had me wondering if I was listening to a cover of a Pink tune. The last couple of tracks do end Break the Silence on a stronger note, with the catchy chorus of “Hologram” and the aforementioned showstopper of “Weltschmerz.” These keep the record safely in the solid territory despite a brief weak streak.

Admittedly, I had no prior history with Beyond the Black, but based on the time I spent with their previous two albums, Break the Silence is a marked improvement. This is yet another pleasant surprise in the realm of symphonic metal released by the larger metal labels, along with last year’s two Lord of the Lost records. If this genre is in your wheelhouse, or you’re a fan of Beyond the Black’s prior work, you’re in for a treat. Fortunately, Break the Silence proves to be better than the soulless dreck that often floods this genre. It has heart, a powerful message, and, best of all, good music.



Rating: 3.0/5.0
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 256 kbps mp3
Label: Nuclear Blast Records
Website: Bandcamp | Facebook | Official Site
Releases Worldwide: January 9th, 2026

Beyond the Black play the sort of female-led symphonic metal that seems to get a bit of traction in Europe. Since Jennifer Haben formed the band in 2014, they have recorded five LPs that climbed the charts in her home country of Germany as well as those of neighboring countries. They’ve also gone on European tours in support of popular acts like Aerosmith, Scorpions, Korn, Saxon, and Within Temptation. Break the Silence, their sixth record, finds them at their peak. It’s a concept album revolving around themes of communication and connection. This concept materializes in the form of international guest collaborators— from Germany, Bulgaria, and Japan—and diverse languages—English, French, and German. Considering the poor reception symphonic bands like this have received on the blog (see Within Temptation), I can sense your skepticism. What Beyond the Black needs to break in order to win over this readership isn’t the silence but the mold.

Similar to Elettra Storm and Darkyra, Beyond the Black plays a form of symphonic metal that falls somewhere between hard rock and power metal, leaning a little more into the heavier stuff. Tracks follow a pretty standard formula with catchy choruses, above-average riffs, and plenty of solos. The symphonic portion is surprisingly muted, but it does add some emotional depth to songs like “The Art of Being Alone” or even distinctive hooks (“Let There Be Rain”). At the heart of the music is Haben’s vocal performance. Her voice has a poppy, clean character, and Beyond the Black forgo the beastly growls that typically balance out the beauty. This type of performance could easily become sterile, but she shows some range on tracks like “Ravens,” where her voice switches from somber to a soaring chorus that could find a home on the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack. Her strength is most apparent on the finale, “Weltschmerz,” a gentler, symphonic-led tune that allows Haben to take charge with a moving performance.

Despite the mostly close adherence to the same formula from song to song, Beyond the Black add enough variety to keep things from growing stale. Collaborators help in this regard, and they have two really good ones. Chris Harms (Lord of the Lost) lends his charismatic baritone on “The Art of Being Alone,” an entertaining bit of gothic metal that includes rather dramatic symphonic instrumentals and keyboards. My favorite track, “Let There Be Rain,” gets a boost from its collaboration with The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices, a cheerful all-female choral group, as well as a nifty symphonic hook that puts a smile on my face. Break the Silence has a consistently high energy throughout—reaching near-thrash levels on “The Flood”—but a few songs break up the pace to avoid monotony, such as the more sober, arpeggio-driven “Ravens,” and the melodic adult rock of “(La Vie Est Un) Cinéma.” The consistently catchy hooks that permeate this varied record highlight just how talented this group is.

Unfortunately, some nagging issues and a weak-ish back half keep this from reaching the heights of fellow symphonic/pop group, Lord of the Lost. “The Flood” is a terrific tune hampered by an unfortunate decision to include prominent robo vocals that are more grating than cool, or whatever they’re meant to be. The two songs that follow, however, sink the record even further, as they lack any hooks to raise them above the fray. One of these is an unfortunate waste of the talents of Asami (Love Bites) in a bit of synth-pop on “Can You Hear Me” that had me wondering if I was listening to a cover of a Pink tune. The last couple of tracks do end Break the Silence on a stronger note, with the catchy chorus of “Hologram” and the aforementioned showstopper of “Weltschmerz.” These keep the record safely in the solid territory despite a brief weak streak.

Admittedly, I had no prior history with Beyond the Black, but based on the time I spent with their previous two albums, Break the Silence is a marked improvement. This is yet another pleasant surprise in the realm of symphonic metal released by the larger metal labels, along with last year’s two Lord of the Lost records. If this genre is in your wheelhouse, or you’re a fan of Beyond the Black’s prior work, you’re in for a treat. Fortunately, Break the Silence proves to be better than the soulless dreck that often floods this genre. It has heart, a powerful message, and, best of all, good music.



Rating: 3.0/5.0
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 256 kbps mp3
Label: Nuclear Blast Records
Website: Bandcamp | Facebook | Official Site
Releases Worldwide: January 9th, 2026

Beyond the Black play the sort of female-led symphonic metal that seems to get a bit of traction in Europe. Since Jennifer Haben formed the band in 2014, they have recorded five LPs that climbed the charts in her home country of Germany as well as those of neighboring countries. They’ve also gone on European tours in support of popular acts like Aerosmith, Scorpions, Korn, Saxon, and Within Temptation. Break the Silence, their sixth record, finds them at their peak. It’s a concept album revolving around themes of communication and connection. This concept materializes in the form of international guest collaborators— from Germany, Bulgaria, and Japan—and diverse languages—English, French, and German. Considering the poor reception symphonic bands like this have received on the blog (see Within Temptation), I can sense your skepticism. What Beyond the Black needs to break in order to win over this readership isn’t the silence but the mold.

Similar to Elettra Storm and Darkyra, Beyond the Black plays a form of symphonic metal that falls somewhere between hard rock and power metal, leaning a little more into the heavier stuff. Tracks follow a pretty standard formula with catchy choruses, above-average riffs, and plenty of solos. The symphonic portion is surprisingly muted, but it does add some emotional depth to songs like “The Art of Being Alone” or even distinctive hooks (“Let There Be Rain”). At the heart of the music is Haben’s vocal performance. Her voice has a poppy, clean character, and Beyond the Black forgo the beastly growls that typically balance out the beauty. This type of performance could easily become sterile, but she shows some range on tracks like “Ravens,” where her voice switches from somber to a soaring chorus that could find a home on the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack. Her strength is most apparent on the finale, “Weltschmerz,” a gentler, symphonic-led tune that allows Haben to take charge with a moving performance.

Despite the mostly close adherence to the same formula from song to song, Beyond the Black add enough variety to keep things from growing stale. Collaborators help in this regard, and they have two really good ones. Chris Harms (Lord of the Lost) lends his charismatic baritone on “The Art of Being Alone,” an entertaining bit of gothic metal that includes rather dramatic symphonic instrumentals and keyboards. My favorite track, “Let There Be Rain,” gets a boost from its collaboration with The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices, a cheerful all-female choral group, as well as a nifty symphonic hook that puts a smile on my face. Break the Silence has a consistently high energy throughout—reaching near-thrash levels on “The Flood”—but a few songs break up the pace to avoid monotony, such as the more sober, arpeggio-driven “Ravens,” and the melodic adult rock of “(La Vie Est Un) Cinéma.” The consistently catchy hooks that permeate this varied record highlight just how talented this group is.

Unfortunately, some nagging issues and a weak-ish back half keep this from reaching the heights of fellow symphonic/pop group, Lord of the Lost. “The Flood” is a terrific tune hampered by an unfortunate decision to include prominent robo vocals that are more grating than cool, or whatever they’re meant to be. The two songs that follow, however, sink the record even further, as they lack any hooks to raise them above the fray. One of these is an unfortunate waste of the talents of Asami (Love Bites) in a bit of synth-pop on “Can You Hear Me” that had me wondering if I was listening to a cover of a Pink tune. The last couple of tracks do end Break the Silence on a stronger note, with the catchy chorus of “Hologram” and the aforementioned showstopper of “Weltschmerz.” These keep the record safely in the solid territory despite a brief weak streak.

Admittedly, I had no prior history with Beyond the Black, but based on the time I spent with their previous two albums, Break the Silence is a marked improvement. This is yet another pleasant surprise in the realm of symphonic metal released by the larger metal labels, along with last year’s two Lord of the Lost records. If this genre is in your wheelhouse, or you’re a fan of Beyond the Black’s prior work, you’re in for a treat. Fortunately, Break the Silence proves to be better than the soulless dreck that often floods this genre. It has heart, a powerful message, and, best of all, good music.



Rating: 3.0/5.0
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 256 kbps mp3
Label: Nuclear Blast Records
Website: Bandcamp | Facebook | Official Site
Releases Worldwide: January 9th, 2026

Reminder to get your 🎟️ tickets for the #BeyondTheBlack tour 👀 https://beyond-the-black.com/#tour

#BeyondTheBlack
#SetYourSails
#SerainaTelli

17/01/2026

#LeBataclan #Bataclan

https://www.purgatoire.fr/concerts/c-635_2026-01-17_beyond-the-black

I also wrote several Whiteroom Reviews news items about:
• Wolfchant
• Einar Solberg
• Humanity’s Last Breath
• Ov Sulfur
• As Everythin gUnfolds
• Hellripper (videoclip filmed by me!)
Go check them out via Whiteroom Reviews!
Grateful for the chaos, the music, and the people 🥰
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*Non-paid collaboration: vinyl & beanie were gifted to me
🫶 Oktober Promotion - Publishing & Management
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#altgirl #metalgirl #metalhead #beyondtheblack #nuclearblastrecords

Listening to the new album of #BeyondTheBlack
Now I‘m even more looking forward to seeing them live on the 24th. 🤘

New & Noteworthy: Break The Releases – 1/9/2026:

#NewNoteworthy #AlterBridge #BeyondTheBlack #Lionheart

Link: https://metalinsider.net/columns/new-noteworthy-columns/new-noteworthy-break-the-releases-1-9-2026

New & Noteworthy: Break The Releases – 1/9/2026:

#NewNoteworthy #AlterBridge #BeyondTheBlack #Lionheart

Link: https://metalinsider.net/columns/new-noteworthy-columns/new-noteworthy-break-the-releases-1-9-2026

🔥 El metal sinfónico de Beyond The Black se expande en “Break The Silence”

Toda la info en 👉 https://www.guitarcalavera.com/beyond-the-black-se-expande-en-break-the-silence/

#BeyondTheBlack #MetalSinfónico #NuclearBlastRecords #guitarcalavera #guitarcalaveramagazine
https://www.guitarcalavera.com/beyond-the-black-se-expande-en-break-the-silence/?utm_medium=Guitar%20Calavera%20&fsp_sid=2075&utm_source=Mastodon%20&utm_campaign=beyond-the-black-se-expande-en-break-the-silence%20

Beyond The Black lanza su nuevo álbum “Break The Silence” | vía #iRock

https://www.irock.cl/beyond-the-black-lanza-su-nuevo-album-break-the-silence/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=beyond-the-black-lanza-su-nuevo-album-break-the-silence

#beyondtheblack #breakthesilence #internacional #letthereberain #metal

BEYOND THE BLACK (Alemanya) presenta nou àlbum: "Break the Silence" #BeyondTheBlack #SymphonicMetal #Rock #Gener2026 #Alemanya #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic

https://www.europesays.com/es/198312/ Horarios de los conciertos de VOLBEAT. Vídeo de BEYOND THE BLACK. PROFECÍA estrenan single. #BEYONDTHEBLACK #Entertainment #Entretenimiento #ES #España #Music #Música #PROFECÍA #Spain #VOLBEAT

https://youtu.be/9JFFiH1Pg4k?si=bsHxDBFO-hJSKfxJ

#music
#beyondtheblack

17 new album announcements you should know – 8/4/2025:

#NewMusic #NewAlbums #DyingWish #InternalBleeding #OrbitCulture #BeyondTheBlack

Link: https://metalinsider.net/video/17-new-album-announcements-you-should-know-8-4-2025

https://youtu.be/dIUtob1EdcY?si=GkBHqv9dZvvb-KOw

#beyondtheblack
#music

https://youtu.be/B3vekjrSJmo?si=Wuo4BRRFnrua3dCa

#music
#beyondtheblack

New post: Festival Review: Hellfest 2025 Day 3 – Clisson, France (21st June 2025) https://www.moshville.co.uk/reviews/gig-review/2025/07/festival-review-hellfest-2025-day-3-clisson-france-21st-june-2025/ #Abbath #Agriculture #BeyondTheBlack #Conan

BEYOND THE BLACK (Alemanya) presenta nou single: "Rising High" #BeyondTheBlack #SymphonicMetal #Rock #Juny2025 #Alemanya #NouSingle #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic

A Ghost in Rags
11.01.2025 Potsdam / Archiv

Annisokay
23.11.2025 Berlin / Huxleys

Beyond the Black
01.02.2026 Berlin / Huxleys

Caliban
28.04.2025 Berlin / Metropol

Cat Power
13.06.2025 Berlin / Admiralspalast

Deserted Fear, Kvaen und Fall Of Serenity
30.04.2025 Berlin / Cassiopeia

Die Art
09.01.2025 Berlin / FRANNZ Club

Dinosaur Jr.
23.05.2025 Berlin / Columbiahalle

Dvne
13.05.2025 Berlin / Cassiopeia

Eagles of Death Metal
10.06.2025 Berlin / Kesselhaus

Get the Shot
14.03.2025 Berlin / Columbia Theater

Harakiri for the Sky
08.04.2025 Berlin / Lido

#AGhostInRags #Admiralspalast #Annisokay #Archiv #Berlin #BeyondTheBlack #Caliban #Cassiopeia #CatPower #ColumbiaTheater #Columbiahalle #DesertedFear #DieArt #DinosaurJr #Dvne #EaglesOfDeathMetal #FRANNZClub #GetTheShot #HarakiriForTheSky #Heiterkeit #Huxleys #Kesselhaus #Lido #Metropol #Potsdam #SteelFeed

🎄 Blut spenden und dabei Live-Musik genießen: Am 19. Dezember veranstaltet das Zentrum für #Transfusionsmedizin der #Charité ein Advents-Event mit #WackenOpenAir!

https://www.charite.de/service/pressemitteilung/artikel/detail/wacken_open_air_meets_blutspende/

Freut euch auf Akustik-Sets von #SaltatioMortis und #BeyondTheBlack, weihnachtliche Stimmung, heiße #Getränke und eine #Tombola zugunsten der Kinderonkologie. Los geht’s ab 11 Uhr auf dem Campus Charité Mitte. ❤️🩸

#Blutspende #Metalheads #Charité #Weihnachtsmarkt

Heading to Orlando for our user conference. #beyondtheblack Looking forward to speaking with many of our clients.

Fazit zum #Elbriot gestern.
#Neaera waren super, die haben Spaß gemacht und hatten auch Spaß.
#TheAmityAffliction nicht meins.
#Graveyard einer der Gründe, warum ich da war. War super. 👍
#MotionlessInWhite auch nicht ganz so meins, aber der Sänger wirkte in den Ansagen recht sympathisch.
#BeyondTheBlack hat mir am wenigsten gefallen. Aber ich muss sagen, ich finde gut, dass das Festival eine solche Bandbreite an Musik bietet.
#AmonAmarth mit gewohnter Show, wie immer grandios.

#BeyondtheBlack: Manchmal wäre es super, wenn Bands einen verpflichtenden Proberaumschnitt pro Jahr veröffentlichten. Wo man wirklich hört, was die spielen. #elbriot

Kolmas päivä käyntiin suloisesti #beyondtheblack soinnuin at #tuskafestival

#TheMetalDogArticleList
#BLABBERMOUTH
New Book About METAL CHURCH, 'Beyond The Black', Due In November

https://blabbermouth.net/news/new-book-about-metal-church-beyond-the-black-due-in-november

#MetalChurch #BeyondTheBlack #BookRelease #November2020 #ChristianMendoza #CraigLocicero #SteveUnger #MikeScofield #JeffPlatt #RonnyMunroe

#TheMetalDogArticleList
#BLABBERMOUTH
New Book About METAL CHURCH, 'Beyond The Black', Due In November

https://blabbermouth.net/news/new-book-about-metal-church-beyond-the-black-due-in-november

#MetalChurch #BeyondTheBlack #BookRelease #November2020 #ChristianMendoza #CraigLocicero #SteveUnger #MikeScofield #JeffPlatt #RonnyMunroe

W:O:A 2023 Recap Wednesday.
Everything was delayed, including the opening of the gates and the opening of the infield. It was still raining now and then.
Opening ceremony was very short, but the Vikings made it worthwhile.
Following bands are covered in this video
#SableHills
#Skindred
#Broilers
#YeBanishedPrivateers
#BeyondTheBlack
I hope we made watching the live streams worthwhile for those who were not able to join due to the weather conditions.

#fasterharderlouder #woa #woa2023 #music

W:O:A 2023 Recap Wednesday.
Everything was delayed, including the opening of the gates and the opening of the infield. It was still raining now and then.
Opening ceremony was very short, but the Vikings made it worthwhile.
Following bands are covered in this video
#SableHills
#Skindred
#Broilers
#YeBanishedPrivateers
#BeyondTheBlack
I hope we made watching the live streams worthwhile for those who were not able to join due to the weather conditions.

#fasterharderlouder #woa #woa2023 #music

W:O:A 2023 Recap Wednesday.
Everything was delayed, including the opening of the gates and the opening of the infield. It was still raining now and then.
Opening ceremony was very short, but the Vikings made it worthwhile.
Following bands are covered in this video
#SableHills
#Skindred
#Broilers
#YeBanishedPrivateers
#BeyondTheBlack
I hope we made watching the live streams worthwhile for those who were not able to join due to the weather conditions.

#fasterharderlouder #woa #woa2023 #music

#TheMetalDogArticleList
#louder
Beyond The Black: how a former pop star could be symphonic metal's next megastar
Jennifer Haben was a pop star and a magician's assistant, but with Beyond The Black she's realising her true passion

https://www.loudersound.com/features/beyond-the-black-how-a-former-pop-star-could-be-symphonic-metals-next-megastar

#SymphonicMetal #BehindTheVocals #BeyondTheBlack #Unleashed #JenniferHaber #ExPopStar #NewCareerMove #UpcomingAlbum #DestinyComesKnocking #FemaleFrontedBand

#TheMetalDogArticleList
#louder
Beyond The Black: how a former pop star could be symphonic metal's next megastar
Jennifer Haben was a pop star and a magician's assistant, but with Beyond The Black she's realising her true passion

https://www.loudersound.com/features/beyond-the-black-how-a-former-pop-star-could-be-symphonic-metals-next-megastar

#SymphonicMetal #BehindTheVocals #BeyondTheBlack #Unleashed #JenniferHaber #ExPopStar #NewCareerMove #UpcomingAlbum #DestinyComesKnocking #FemaleFrontedBand

This will be the first playlist update of this year! 🔥
You can find fresh videos & tracks from @akelei , @BeyondThePale , #Katatonia , #Obituary , #Ahab , #BeyondTheBlack & MORE!
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Check the playlist via: 🔗
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5xGcIh0TmRxea3SqMnnWGo?si=cb66691d758b4c90&nd=1
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Do you have suggestions / recommendations for the list? Mail to [email protected]

#magicometal #sethsmagicometalmania #sethpicturesmusic #sethabrikoos #metal #doommetal #deathmetal #metalband #dutchmetal #musician #music #metalgirl

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