Category: Finnish Metal News
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The final piece has fallen into place. Helsinki’s heaviest summer gathering is now complete, as Swiss folk metal powerhouse Eluveitie joins the already formidable lineup of the 2026 edition of Hellsinki Metal Festival.
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Finnish melodic metal outfit Dyecrest have released their fifth studio album, Defying Gravity, marking a new chapter for a band that continues to evolve without losing its core identity.
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Finnish indie success story Suurimaa have released their new single “Tähän päättyy yö” (“This Is Where the Night Ends”), a luminous and emotionally charged pop track built around a powerful chorus and a strong sense of progression.
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There’s no hesitation in Blackment’s latest move—“In Motion” arrives fast, sharp, and unapologetically direct. The Finnish melodic metal outfit have released the new single and accompanying video as a first glimpse into their upcoming second studio album, set for release on June 12.
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There’s a certain weight to Bloody Falls—not just in sound, but in intent. With their new single “Mother, Your Son Is Bleeding,” the Finnish-based groove metal act step into deeply human territory, where anger, pain, and reality refuse to be softened.
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Finnish rock newcomers Nelosolut return with a surge of raw energy on their latest single, “En saa henkee.” Where last month’s “Sumu” leaned into darker, more atmospheric territory, the new track shifts gears—louder, sharper, and driven by a clear rock attitude.
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After returning last autumn from an extended break from releases and live shows, the Helsinki-based five-piece DIRT release their first single of the year, “Sunder”.
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Finnish progressive metal band Sum of Seven return with “Wonder,” the final piece of their upcoming concept album Echoes of the Hypermind, set for release on May 15.
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Finnish melodic death metal act Blood Red Delusion return with full force as their third studio album, “Bloodlust Awakening”, was released March 13th.
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Some performances don’t announce themselves loudly. They arrive with a certain stillness, an undercurrent that suggests something is about to unfold, even before the first note is played.
