Category: Finnish Metal News
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Finnish melodic death metal band Sigyn have released their sophomore album, From Nation To Chaos, via Noble Demon.
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Finnish melodic death metal outfit Brymir have announced their new studio album, What We Leave Behind, set for release on October 2, 2026, via Napalm Records. Alongside the announcement, the Helsinki-based band have unveiled the album’s title track and its accompanying music video.
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Finnish industrial metal outfit King Satan have released an unexpected new single—a heavy reimagining of Britney Spears’ 1999 hit “(You Drive Me) Crazy.” Accompanied by a music video, the cover transforms the iconic pop anthem into the band’s signature “death metal disco” style.
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Finnish melodic death metal band Whispered have announced their long-awaited fourth studio album, “Honorbound”, set for release on September 11, 2026. Marking the band’s first full-length release since Metsutan (2016), the album arrives after nearly a decade of writing, recording, and refining.
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Finnish heavy metal band Crimson Day have released the official lyric video for “Dark Dimension,” the title track from their latest album, available now via Wormholedeath.
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Finnish modern metal band Volucrine are set to release their fifth album via Inverse Records on September 25th 2026. The third single and music video ‘Volucrine’ is unleashed and it’s available on streaming services.
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Helsinki-based modern metalcore band Ashes of Perishing released a new single, “Voidwalker”, via Inverse Records.
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Finnish symphonic metal band AMBERIAN DAWN push into their new era with an invocation to the “Moon”. The fourth single off of their upcoming album, Temptation’s Gates, shows yet another facet of their fresh sound, turning up the speed to blast beat intensity. Still, “Moon”,…
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Karahka’s new single “Summer Hell” is a burst of aggressive stoner rock that flirts with punk and hard rock. The band spices things up with a touch of metallic edge, resulting in a uniquely aggressive form of rock.
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“One With The Void” is a metaphorical portrayal of a painful death, through which Numento, a Finnish progressive melodeath band, briefly returns to its older musical roots. The story behind the song draws inspiration from a particularly sinister and fascinating natural phenomenon:…
