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The UK festival ArcTanGent, which hosts many of the major names from across post-rock and post-metal, math rock, experimental metal, and other alternative music genres, recently completed its line-up for the 2026 edition. Final addition Din Of Celestial Birds joined headliners Primus, Chelsea Wolfe, Cult Of Luna & Julie Christmas, and Wednesday bonus headliner SikTh, alongside the likes of Igorrr, Alcest, Perturbator, [band...
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We here at Metal Storm pride ourselves in the metal that we live and breathe, and most importantly, write about. But there's a whole world out there aside from Satan-worshiping black metal and dragon-slaying power metal. Here's what we checked out this month.
Clandestine Cuts are the best demos and EPs from the metal underground. This issue features music from Aeger Aenima, Dogma Vile, Hysteria, Pale Torch, Towers Below, and Obsolete Tears.
The fourth edition of what is fast becoming the UK's premiere black metal festival delivered yet more truly unique and special performances.
We here at Metal Storm pride ourselves in the metal that we live and breathe, and most importantly, write about. But there's a whole world out there aside from Satan-worshiping black metal and dragon-slaying power metal. Here's what we checked out this month.
