The delayed live album of Dutch rockers The Gathering (which was supposed to be released in Summer), will finally be released in the first days of January. The title of the album is "Superheat" and it includes eight songs.
Bloodbath are a new band that will release it's debut mini-CD early next year through Century Media. The bands features Dan Swano plus members of Katatonia and Opeth. The sound of the band will be similar to this of early Entombed and Death.
Early next year Angel Dust will enter the studio in order to record their next album. The album is scheduled for an April 2000 release. There's also a possibility for the band to record with The Bochum Symphonic Orchestra.
March 2000 is the schedule for the release of the new studio album of Asphyx. The band will record the album sometime during November with the line-up of Souldburn and it will be titled "Chaos In The Flesh".
The 80s cult hard rock band Krokus from Switzerland have re-united with original guitarist Fernando Von Arb and Carl Sentance from Persian Risk on vocals. The band will record a new album, titled "Round".
Macabre have finished recording their new album, titled "Dahmer". The album is a concept one dealing with serial killers.
The bass player of Italian Goth band Lacuna Coil suffered a broken rib and the band was forced to cancel the last three shows of their tour. Currently they are back in Milan where they are working in a new mini-CD that will be released Spring next year.
Swedish Death Metal band Raise Hell have entered the studio in order to start working on their next studio album. The album will be titled "Not Dead Yet".
Review of the week:
IN EXTREMO - Verehrt Und Angespien / Metal Blade
The second album (in a very short period of time) by these German Folk Metallers. They have an incredible ability to mix metal with Folk music from Germany (but also from Italy, France and maybe some other European countries) and to create music that's catchy. Their second album is quite harder than their debut (which was more Folk oriented, but still metal) and not only in terms of the music, but also in the production. These seven guys from Berlin are using a lot of strange instruments in order to create the sound they want. while the lyrics of the songs are written in the original ancient languages of European countries. The surprise comes when it's time to listen the cover of "This Corrosion" from Sister of Mercy. They manage to make it even darker and heavier, but still very atmospheric. The ancient and Medieval atmosphere is one of the basic ingredients of their music. These guys kick major ass. Recommended to all our readers without a moment of hesitation.
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