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Sorry I'm not able to shut up about or stop posting about the new Hellripper. New music video of the single Mortercheyn!!!! This is the shit that gets me through days like today.
Blackened Speed Metal #BlackMetal #SpeedMetal #BlackenedSpeedMetal
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Sorry I'm not able to shut up about or stop posting about the new Hellripper. New music video of the single Mortercheyn!!!! This is the shit that gets me through days like today.
Blackened Speed Metal #BlackMetal #SpeedMetal #BlackenedSpeedMetal
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Sorry I'm not able to shut up about or stop posting about the new Hellripper. New music video of the single Mortercheyn!!!! This is the shit that gets me through days like today.
Blackened Speed Metal #BlackMetal #SpeedMetal #BlackenedSpeedMetal
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Sorry I'm not able to shut up about or stop posting about the new Hellripper. New music video of the single Mortercheyn!!!! This is the shit that gets me through days like today.
Blackened Speed Metal #BlackMetal #SpeedMetal #BlackenedSpeedMetal
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Sorry I'm not able to shut up about or stop posting about the new Hellripper. New music video of the single Mortercheyn!!!! This is the shit that gets me through days like today.
Blackened Speed Metal #BlackMetal #SpeedMetal #BlackenedSpeedMetal
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If you need help getting going on a Monday morning, throw some fucking Hellripper on!
Their brand of blackened speed metal continues to evolve. New track "Hunderprest" is great, and I'm looking forward to the new album "Coronach", out in March.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQpB78zs138
#BlackenedSpeedMetal #BlackenedThrashMetal #ScottishMetal #Metal #Music #Albumsof2026
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If you need help getting going on a Monday morning, throw some fucking Hellripper on!
Their brand of blackened speed metal continues to evolve. New track "Hunderprest" is great, and I'm looking forward to the new album "Coronach", out in March.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQpB78zs138
#BlackenedSpeedMetal #BlackenedThrashMetal #ScottishMetal #Metal #Music #Albumsof2026
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EXXECUTOR (Alemanya) presenta nou àlbum: "Into Hellish Domains" #Exxecutor #BlackenedSpeedMetal #Novembre2025 #Alemanya #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic
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EXXECUTOR (Alemanya) presenta nou àlbum: "Into Hellish Domains" #Exxecutor #BlackenedSpeedMetal #Novembre2025 #Alemanya #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic
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EXXECUTOR (Alemanya) presenta nou àlbum: "Into Hellish Domains" #Exxecutor #BlackenedSpeedMetal #Novembre2025 #Alemanya #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic
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EXXECUTOR (Alemanya) presenta nou àlbum: "Into Hellish Domains" #Exxecutor #BlackenedSpeedMetal #Novembre2025 #Alemanya #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic
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EXXECUTOR (Alemanya) presenta nou àlbum: "Into Hellish Domains" #Exxecutor #BlackenedSpeedMetal #Novembre2025 #Alemanya #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic
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ENDSUMMER RITUAL @ Thrashcan - August 15th, 2025
Thrash Can, Friday, August 15 at 07:00 PM EDT
ENDSUMMER RITUAL
Coming up on Friday, August 15th, 2025 at Thrashcan!
Prepare for an ushering of darkness as Edmonton black metal wizards Sorguinazia and Kings Rot descend upon our fair city for a night of ultimate chaotic debauchery.
They’ll be joined by black n’ roll warriors Mistwalker, Quebec City noire miscreants Masse d'Armes, melodic Montreal shredders Shroud, and the darkened coldwave and post-punk tidings of Oiseau de Proie
This is an evening of misery and madness that you DON’T want to miss!
Sorguinazia:
https://sorguinazia.bandcamp.com/album/of-lust-and-leechesKings Rot:
https://kingsrot.bandcamp.com/album/at-the-gates-of-adversarial-darkness
Masse d'Armes:
https://massedarmesqc.bandcamp.com/album/masse-darmes
Mistwalker:
https://mistwalker.bandcamp.com/album/oceanic-heritage
Shroud:
https://shroudmtl.bandcamp.com/track/the-eternal-voidOiseau de Proie:
https://oiseaudeproie.bandcamp.com/album/m-lop-es-dun-ciel-teintFriday, August 15th, 2025
@ Thrashcan (Ask a Punk!)
Doors @ 7:00 PM
Show @ 8:00 PM
$15
18+https://montreal.askapunk.net/event/endsummer-ritual-thrashcan-august-15th-2025
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ENDSUMMER RITUAL @ Thrashcan - August 15th, 2025
Thrash Can, Friday, August 15 at 07:00 PM EDT
ENDSUMMER RITUAL
Coming up on Friday, August 15th, 2025 at Thrashcan!
Prepare for an ushering of darkness as Edmonton black metal wizards Sorguinazia and Kings Rot descend upon our fair city for a night of ultimate chaotic debauchery.
They’ll be joined by black n’ roll warriors Mistwalker, Quebec City noire miscreants Masse d'Armes, melodic Montreal shredders Shroud, and the darkened coldwave and post-punk tidings of Oiseau de Proie
This is an evening of misery and madness that you DON’T want to miss!
Sorguinazia:
https://sorguinazia.bandcamp.com/album/of-lust-and-leechesKings Rot:
https://kingsrot.bandcamp.com/album/at-the-gates-of-adversarial-darkness
Masse d'Armes:
https://massedarmesqc.bandcamp.com/album/masse-darmes
Mistwalker:
https://mistwalker.bandcamp.com/album/oceanic-heritage
Shroud:
https://shroudmtl.bandcamp.com/track/the-eternal-voidOiseau de Proie:
https://oiseaudeproie.bandcamp.com/album/m-lop-es-dun-ciel-teintFriday, August 15th, 2025
@ Thrashcan (Ask a Punk!)
Doors @ 7:00 PM
Show @ 8:00 PM
$15
18+https://montreal.askapunk.net/event/endsummer-ritual-thrashcan-august-15th-2025
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ENDSUMMER RITUAL @ Thrashcan - August 15th, 2025
Thrash Can, Friday, August 15 at 07:00 PM EDT
ENDSUMMER RITUAL
Coming up on Friday, August 15th, 2025 at Thrashcan!
Prepare for an ushering of darkness as Edmonton black metal wizards Sorguinazia and Kings Rot descend upon our fair city for a night of ultimate chaotic debauchery.
They’ll be joined by black n’ roll warriors Mistwalker, Quebec City noire miscreants Masse d'Armes, melodic Montreal shredders Shroud, and the darkened coldwave and post-punk tidings of Oiseau de Proie
This is an evening of misery and madness that you DON’T want to miss!
Sorguinazia:
https://sorguinazia.bandcamp.com/album/of-lust-and-leechesKings Rot:
https://kingsrot.bandcamp.com/album/at-the-gates-of-adversarial-darkness
Masse d'Armes:
https://massedarmesqc.bandcamp.com/album/masse-darmes
Mistwalker:
https://mistwalker.bandcamp.com/album/oceanic-heritage
Shroud:
https://shroudmtl.bandcamp.com/track/the-eternal-voidOiseau de Proie:
https://oiseaudeproie.bandcamp.com/album/m-lop-es-dun-ciel-teintFriday, August 15th, 2025
@ Thrashcan (Ask a Punk!)
Doors @ 7:00 PM
Show @ 8:00 PM
$15
18+https://montreal.askapunk.net/event/endsummer-ritual-thrashcan-august-15th-2025
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/190421/ Morbyda – Under the Spell Review #2.5 #2025 #BlackenedSpeedMetal #DyingVictimsProductions #Entertainment #GermanMetal #Jun25 #Morbyda #music #Review #Reviews #SpeedMetal #UK #UnderTheSpell #UnitedKingdom
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Morbyda – Under the Spell Review
By El Cuervo
I always enjoy reviewing and exposing bands on their debut. A debut offers a cornucopia of possibilities: will it be innovative? Exciting? Shit? Picking up an album deep into a discography often results in something that’s like what came before, but with a debut, there’s an element of the unknown. Under the Spell by Germany’s Morbyda is one such example, with just one demo and live release under their belt previously. Promising a NWoBHM-inflected release of blackened speed metal, there are few things more heartening than a young band making heavy metal. Do I remain heartened after spending hours with Morbyda?
At its core, Under the Spell blends blackened shouts, wailing vibratos, crunchy guitars, and vibrant riffs into energetic speed metal. Despite the heaviness derived from the grimy instrumental tones and unrelenting pace, the melodies are so upbeat that they almost sound happy. And although the songs sometimes lack the brevity that might benefit them, I admire their directness. Focused songwriting prioritizes the fastest route from guitar lead to guitar lead, and there are few moments on the album that aren’t trying to be big, loud, and boisterous. On “Turning the Wheel of Steel” – coincidentally, how Steel Druhm describes himself becoming aroused – the harmonized lead is a highlight and refrain to which the song regularly returns. Likewise, the key change to a higher octave at 3:10, underpinned by a slowing rhythm, partitions the song into two halves and accentuates the ensuing solo. Morbyda target maximalism.
The production packages the Under the Spell sound into something fairly chaotic and lo-fi. This would be my ordinary preference, especially for black/speed metal, but here it’s so roughshod that there are unfortunate consequences. The muddy rhythm section is the prime suspect, filling the middle of the sound stage with drums and bass that are poorly defined. This not only obscures the instrumental skill of the respective performers; it also obscures the second guitarist and distinctiveness of the riffs. The riffs are generally good, but the poorly defined mix results in many sounding the same. This results in a release where, once you’ve heard a couple of the tracks, you’ve heard them all. Sonic consistency is a given on a cohesive record, but this creeps into a uniformity that undermines the divisions between songs. By contrast, moments where the soundstage clears to expose fewer instruments – like the transition around 1:50 on “Mother of Decay” – my attention is grabbed once more.
Under the Spell is most enjoyable when its songs are restricted to a shorter duration; the three shortest are some of the best. “Evil” offers a speedy and robust introduction, “The Curse” is uniquely boisterous on a boisterous album, and “Sacrifice” benefits from a spidery lead that’s both technical and atmospheric. Accordingly, the three tracks that approach or exceed six minutes suffer the most from the length. And beyond sheer time consumed, Morbyda struggle to arrange the longer tracks in a sophisticated manner. The transition from a slower instrumental passage to the frenzied solo at 3:55 on “Mother of Decay” is jarring and representative of transitions that are just as roughshod as the production. Likewise, this same track closes with a guitar solo that simply stops. The album is the product of an enthusiastic group trying to stitch together enthusiastic songs, but their enthusiasm exceeds their compositional abilities.
I’ve struggled to score Under the Spell. I have numerous gripes, from the muddy production to the monotonous song-writing to the clunky arrangements. And yet my over-arching response is still one that’s reasonably positive. You might expect imperfections from a young band figuring out their sound, and Morbyda have a bouncy, entertaining quality. There are ultimately too many obstacles to reach a ‘good’ rating, but I’ll be tracking the progress of these Germans with interest.
Rating: 2.5/5.0
DR: 9 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps MP3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Website: morbyda.bandcamp.com
Releases Worldwide: June 20th, 2025#25 #2025 #BlackenedSpeedMetal #DyingVictimsProductions #GermanMetal #Jun25 #Morbyda #Review #Reviews #SpeedMetal #UnderTheSpell
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Morbyda – Under the Spell Review
By El Cuervo
I always enjoy reviewing and exposing bands on their debut. A debut offers a cornucopia of possibilities: will it be innovative? Exciting? Shit? Picking up an album deep into a discography often results in something that’s like what came before, but with a debut, there’s an element of the unknown. Under the Spell by Germany’s Morbyda is one such example, with just one demo and live release under their belt previously. Promising a NWoBHM-inflected release of blackened speed metal, there are few things more heartening than a young band making heavy metal. Do I remain heartened after spending hours with Morbyda?
At its core, Under the Spell blends blackened shouts, wailing vibratos, crunchy guitars, and vibrant riffs into energetic speed metal. Despite the heaviness derived from the grimy instrumental tones and unrelenting pace, the melodies are so upbeat that they almost sound happy. And although the songs sometimes lack the brevity that might benefit them, I admire their directness. Focused songwriting prioritizes the fastest route from guitar lead to guitar lead, and there are few moments on the album that aren’t trying to be big, loud, and boisterous. On “Turning the Wheel of Steel” – coincidentally, how Steel Druhm describes himself becoming aroused – the harmonized lead is a highlight and refrain to which the song regularly returns. Likewise, the key change to a higher octave at 3:10, underpinned by a slowing rhythm, partitions the song into two halves and accentuates the ensuing solo. Morbyda target maximalism.
The production packages the Under the Spell sound into something fairly chaotic and lo-fi. This would be my ordinary preference, especially for black/speed metal, but here it’s so roughshod that there are unfortunate consequences. The muddy rhythm section is the prime suspect, filling the middle of the sound stage with drums and bass that are poorly defined. This not only obscures the instrumental skill of the respective performers; it also obscures the second guitarist and distinctiveness of the riffs. The riffs are generally good, but the poorly defined mix results in many sounding the same. This results in a release where, once you’ve heard a couple of the tracks, you’ve heard them all. Sonic consistency is a given on a cohesive record, but this creeps into a uniformity that undermines the divisions between songs. By contrast, moments where the soundstage clears to expose fewer instruments – like the transition around 1:50 on “Mother of Decay” – my attention is grabbed once more.
Under the Spell is most enjoyable when its songs are restricted to a shorter duration; the three shortest are some of the best. “Evil” offers a speedy and robust introduction, “The Curse” is uniquely boisterous on a boisterous album, and “Sacrifice” benefits from a spidery lead that’s both technical and atmospheric. Accordingly, the three tracks that approach or exceed six minutes suffer the most from the length. And beyond sheer time consumed, Morbyda struggle to arrange the longer tracks in a sophisticated manner. The transition from a slower instrumental passage to the frenzied solo at 3:55 on “Mother of Decay” is jarring and representative of transitions that are just as roughshod as the production. Likewise, this same track closes with a guitar solo that simply stops. The album is the product of an enthusiastic group trying to stitch together enthusiastic songs, but their enthusiasm exceeds their compositional abilities.
I’ve struggled to score Under the Spell. I have numerous gripes, from the muddy production to the monotonous song-writing to the clunky arrangements. And yet my over-arching response is still one that’s reasonably positive. You might expect imperfections from a young band figuring out their sound, and Morbyda have a bouncy, entertaining quality. There are ultimately too many obstacles to reach a ‘good’ rating, but I’ll be tracking the progress of these Germans with interest.
Rating: 2.5/5.0
DR: 9 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps MP3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Website: morbyda.bandcamp.com
Releases Worldwide: June 20th, 2025#25 #2025 #BlackenedSpeedMetal #DyingVictimsProductions #GermanMetal #Jun25 #Morbyda #Review #Reviews #SpeedMetal #UnderTheSpell
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Morbyda – Under the Spell Review
By El Cuervo
I always enjoy reviewing and exposing bands on their debut. A debut offers a cornucopia of possibilities: will it be innovative? Exciting? Shit? Picking up an album deep into a discography often results in something that’s like what came before, but with a debut, there’s an element of the unknown. Under the Spell by Germany’s Morbyda is one such example, with just one demo and live release under their belt previously. Promising a NWoBHM-inflected release of blackened speed metal, there are few things more heartening than a young band making heavy metal. Do I remain heartened after spending hours with Morbyda?
At its core, Under the Spell blends blackened shouts, wailing vibratos, crunchy guitars, and vibrant riffs into energetic speed metal. Despite the heaviness derived from the grimy instrumental tones and unrelenting pace, the melodies are so upbeat that they almost sound happy. And although the songs sometimes lack the brevity that might benefit them, I admire their directness. Focused songwriting prioritizes the fastest route from guitar lead to guitar lead, and there are few moments on the album that aren’t trying to be big, loud, and boisterous. On “Turning the Wheel of Steel” – coincidentally, how Steel Druhm describes himself becoming aroused – the harmonized lead is a highlight and refrain to which the song regularly returns. Likewise, the key change to a higher octave at 3:10, underpinned by a slowing rhythm, partitions the song into two halves and accentuates the ensuing solo. Morbyda target maximalism.
The production packages the Under the Spell sound into something fairly chaotic and lo-fi. This would be my ordinary preference, especially for black/speed metal, but here it’s so roughshod that there are unfortunate consequences. The muddy rhythm section is the prime suspect, filling the middle of the sound stage with drums and bass that are poorly defined. This not only obscures the instrumental skill of the respective performers; it also obscures the second guitarist and distinctiveness of the riffs. The riffs are generally good, but the poorly defined mix results in many sounding the same. This results in a release where, once you’ve heard a couple of the tracks, you’ve heard them all. Sonic consistency is a given on a cohesive record, but this creeps into a uniformity that undermines the divisions between songs. By contrast, moments where the soundstage clears to expose fewer instruments – like the transition around 1:50 on “Mother of Decay” – my attention is grabbed once more.
Under the Spell is most enjoyable when its songs are restricted to a shorter duration; the three shortest are some of the best. “Evil” offers a speedy and robust introduction, “The Curse” is uniquely boisterous on a boisterous album, and “Sacrifice” benefits from a spidery lead that’s both technical and atmospheric. Accordingly, the three tracks that approach or exceed six minutes suffer the most from the length. And beyond sheer time consumed, Morbyda struggle to arrange the longer tracks in a sophisticated manner. The transition from a slower instrumental passage to the frenzied solo at 3:55 on “Mother of Decay” is jarring and representative of transitions that are just as roughshod as the production. Likewise, this same track closes with a guitar solo that simply stops. The album is the product of an enthusiastic group trying to stitch together enthusiastic songs, but their enthusiasm exceeds their compositional abilities.
I’ve struggled to score Under the Spell. I have numerous gripes, from the muddy production to the monotonous song-writing to the clunky arrangements. And yet my over-arching response is still one that’s reasonably positive. You might expect imperfections from a young band figuring out their sound, and Morbyda have a bouncy, entertaining quality. There are ultimately too many obstacles to reach a ‘good’ rating, but I’ll be tracking the progress of these Germans with interest.
Rating: 2.5/5.0
DR: 9 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps MP3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Website: morbyda.bandcamp.com
Releases Worldwide: June 20th, 2025#25 #2025 #BlackenedSpeedMetal #DyingVictimsProductions #GermanMetal #Jun25 #Morbyda #Review #Reviews #SpeedMetal #UnderTheSpell
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Morbyda – Under the Spell Review
By El Cuervo
I always enjoy reviewing and exposing bands on their debut. A debut offers a cornucopia of possibilities: will it be innovative? Exciting? Shit? Picking up an album deep into a discography often results in something that’s like what came before, but with a debut, there’s an element of the unknown. Under the Spell by Germany’s Morbyda is one such example, with just one demo and live release under their belt previously. Promising a NWoBHM-inflected release of blackened speed metal, there are few things more heartening than a young band making heavy metal. Do I remain heartened after spending hours with Morbyda?
At its core, Under the Spell blends blackened shouts, wailing vibratos, crunchy guitars, and vibrant riffs into energetic speed metal. Despite the heaviness derived from the grimy instrumental tones and unrelenting pace, the melodies are so upbeat that they almost sound happy. And although the songs sometimes lack the brevity that might benefit them, I admire their directness. Focused songwriting prioritizes the fastest route from guitar lead to guitar lead, and there are few moments on the album that aren’t trying to be big, loud, and boisterous. On “Turning the Wheel of Steel” – coincidentally, how Steel Druhm describes himself becoming aroused – the harmonized lead is a highlight and refrain to which the song regularly returns. Likewise, the key change to a higher octave at 3:10, underpinned by a slowing rhythm, partitions the song into two halves and accentuates the ensuing solo. Morbyda target maximalism.
The production packages the Under the Spell sound into something fairly chaotic and lo-fi. This would be my ordinary preference, especially for black/speed metal, but here it’s so roughshod that there are unfortunate consequences. The muddy rhythm section is the prime suspect, filling the middle of the sound stage with drums and bass that are poorly defined. This not only obscures the instrumental skill of the respective performers; it also obscures the second guitarist and distinctiveness of the riffs. The riffs are generally good, but the poorly defined mix results in many sounding the same. This results in a release where, once you’ve heard a couple of the tracks, you’ve heard them all. Sonic consistency is a given on a cohesive record, but this creeps into a uniformity that undermines the divisions between songs. By contrast, moments where the soundstage clears to expose fewer instruments – like the transition around 1:50 on “Mother of Decay” – my attention is grabbed once more.
Under the Spell is most enjoyable when its songs are restricted to a shorter duration; the three shortest are some of the best. “Evil” offers a speedy and robust introduction, “The Curse” is uniquely boisterous on a boisterous album, and “Sacrifice” benefits from a spidery lead that’s both technical and atmospheric. Accordingly, the three tracks that approach or exceed six minutes suffer the most from the length. And beyond sheer time consumed, Morbyda struggle to arrange the longer tracks in a sophisticated manner. The transition from a slower instrumental passage to the frenzied solo at 3:55 on “Mother of Decay” is jarring and representative of transitions that are just as roughshod as the production. Likewise, this same track closes with a guitar solo that simply stops. The album is the product of an enthusiastic group trying to stitch together enthusiastic songs, but their enthusiasm exceeds their compositional abilities.
I’ve struggled to score Under the Spell. I have numerous gripes, from the muddy production to the monotonous song-writing to the clunky arrangements. And yet my over-arching response is still one that’s reasonably positive. You might expect imperfections from a young band figuring out their sound, and Morbyda have a bouncy, entertaining quality. There are ultimately too many obstacles to reach a ‘good’ rating, but I’ll be tracking the progress of these Germans with interest.
Rating: 2.5/5.0
DR: 9 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps MP3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Website: morbyda.bandcamp.com
Releases Worldwide: June 20th, 2025#25 #2025 #BlackenedSpeedMetal #DyingVictimsProductions #GermanMetal #Jun25 #Morbyda #Review #Reviews #SpeedMetal #UnderTheSpell
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Ashbringer, Mistwalker, Murtenscythe
La Sotterenea, Monday, June 2 at 07:00 PM EDT
Viridian Cult Productions presents:
Minnesota false black metal band Ashbringer will be trekking to Montreal, hot off the heels of their performance at Prepare the Ground this year, for a show at La Sotterenea on Monday, June 2nd!
They will be joined by blackened speed rippers Mistwalker, and progressive death wizards Murtenscythe!
Monday, June 2nd, 2025
@ La Sotterenea
Doors @ 7:00 PM
Show @ 8:00 PM
$15
18+Ashbringer:
https://ashbringermusic.bandcamp.com/.../we-came-here-to...Mistwalker:
https://mistwalker.bandcamp.com/album/oceanic-heritageMurtenscythe:
https://murtenscythe.bandcamp.com/album/vodyanoyhttps://montreal.askapunk.net/event/ashbringer-mistwalker-murtenscythe
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Ashbringer, Mistwalker, Murtenscythe
La Sotterenea, Monday, June 2 at 07:00 PM EDT
Viridian Cult Productions presents:
Minnesota false black metal band Ashbringer will be trekking to Montreal, hot off the heels of their performance at Prepare the Ground this year, for a show at La Sotterenea on Monday, June 2nd!
They will be joined by blackened speed rippers Mistwalker, and progressive death wizards Murtenscythe!
Monday, June 2nd, 2025
@ La Sotterenea
Doors @ 7:00 PM
Show @ 8:00 PM
$15
18+Ashbringer:
https://ashbringermusic.bandcamp.com/.../we-came-here-to...Mistwalker:
https://mistwalker.bandcamp.com/album/oceanic-heritageMurtenscythe:
https://murtenscythe.bandcamp.com/album/vodyanoyhttps://montreal.askapunk.net/event/ashbringer-mistwalker-murtenscythe
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Ashbringer, Mistwalker, Murtenscythe
La Sotterenea, Monday, June 2 at 07:00 PM EDT
Viridian Cult Productions presents:
Minnesota false black metal band Ashbringer will be trekking to Montreal, hot off the heels of their performance at Prepare the Ground this year, for a show at La Sotterenea on Monday, June 2nd!
They will be joined by blackened speed rippers Mistwalker, and progressive death wizards Murtenscythe!
Monday, June 2nd, 2025
@ La Sotterenea
Doors @ 7:00 PM
Show @ 8:00 PM
$15
18+Ashbringer:
https://ashbringermusic.bandcamp.com/.../we-came-here-to...Mistwalker:
https://mistwalker.bandcamp.com/album/oceanic-heritageMurtenscythe:
https://murtenscythe.bandcamp.com/album/vodyanoyhttps://montreal.askapunk.net/event/ashbringer-mistwalker-murtenscythe
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WORMWITCH Release Vicious New Single "Godmaegen"; Audiohttps://bravewords.com/news/wormwitch-release-vicious-new-single-godmaegen-audio
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WORMWITCH Release Vicious New Single "Godmaegen"; Audiohttps://bravewords.com/news/wormwitch-release-vicious-new-single-godmaegen-audio
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WORMWITCH Release Vicious New Single "Godmaegen"; Audiohttps://bravewords.com/news/wormwitch-release-vicious-new-single-godmaegen-audio
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WORMWITCH Release Vicious New Single "Godmaegen"; Audiohttps://bravewords.com/news/wormwitch-release-vicious-new-single-godmaegen-audio
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WORMWITCH Release Vicious New Single "Godmaegen"; Audiohttps://bravewords.com/news/wormwitch-release-vicious-new-single-godmaegen-audio
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Just found Hellripper today. Some good #BlackenedSpeedMetal
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Just found Hellripper today. Some good #BlackenedSpeedMetal