Funeral doomsters Tyranny have another new song online. This is the second song they share from the upcoming new album, Aeons In Tectonic Interment, the first in ten years. The wait was long but at least the new song "Voice Given Unto Ruin" is a 12-minute beast. Listen to it here. If you like what you hear, grab the new record via Dark Descent Records on CD, double LP and digitally on September 18th, 2015.

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Black metallers Satyricon are going to revisit a special album in their career, the timeless and towering Nemesis Divina. Satyricon will return in 2016 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of this seminal masterpiece, with a never-to-be-repeated series of exclusive European shows, wherein the Norwegian trailblazers will perform the album in its entirety for the first and last time.

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Funeral doomsters Tyranny are back and we salute them. Surprisingly, the duo announced the release of a new album called Aeons In Tectonic Interment this year, ten years after their debut Tides Of Awakening. With the album's release one month away, the first 10-minute track "Sunless Deluge" from the new album is now available for your ears to enjoy here. Also, as a visual companion to the music, you can take a look at the album's cover below.

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Tyrant Of Death's new album Ion Legacy is out now worldwide as a 6-panel digipack. However, if you still haven't had the chance to listen to the entire release, you can still do it over here. The band has made the whole record available for streaming online, so enjoy it while you can!

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Ten years have passed since Tyranny released the monstrous Tides Of Awakening, an album considered a landmark of funeral doom metal. Now they have revealed a teaser from their upcoming album called Aeons In Tectonic Interment. Even if it isn't too much, it's more than enough considering the time they made us wait. You can listen to the teaser below.

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Last year, Canadian blackened folk metal band SIG:AR:TYR revealed that they were working on new album. Now it's time to see the cover artwork for Northen. According to mainman Daemonskald, the cover captures his love of old illustrated books. The artwork was created by Sara Stuart with layout and graphic design by Paul McCarroll.

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Norwegian black metal masters Satyricon have signed a worldwide deal with Austrian metal label Napalm Records for the release of their upcoming DVD Live At The Opera. The DVD is set to be released in Europe on May 1st and on May 5th, 2015 in North America via Napalm Records. This upcoming release will contain the full performance DVD and double CD of this exclusive and very special concert by Satyricon and the group has previously unveiled the cover art and a preview for it.

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Live At The Opera, which is the name of the first ever Satyricon live CD/DVD album, is coming out in April this year when they will be touring in Europe as well. The band now decided to share the cover with fans. Furthermore, you can watch below a preview from the live album Live At The Opera, an unmastered version. Enjoy!

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The best of news for fans of blackened folk are here. Like a stealthy Viking raider, SIG:AR:TYR has been preparing a new expedition. After becoming a live ensemble and following a four-year gap after Godsaga, the band is preparing the new album Northen and the tracklist has already been unveiled. And there will be real drums on the next SIG:AR:TYR album.

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Norwegians Satyricon have cancelled their scheduled October U.S. appearances at Housecore Horror Film Festival 2014 and Knotfest 2014 to focus on writing their new album, re-editing the footage from the Live At The Opera live album/DVD and another project that will be announced later. What could it be?

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The Swedes Martyrdöd have shared new music. The band will release their fifth album, Elddop, later this month, and the title track is now streaming through the Soundcloud player below. Elddop comes two years after the band released Paranoia. Go ahead and enjoy the new tune here.

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Betraying The Martyrs have recently debuted their brand new single. The French band is preparing the release of their new album titled Phantom via Sumerian Records. Below you find all the album details and also the new track "Where The World Ends" as a foretaste. Enjoy!

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Joey Jordison's project Scar The Martyr has announced that vocalist Henry Derek Bonner is no longer part of the band. Essentially, the band decided to let him go due to "creative and personal differences" but Henry claims he quit the band. Regardless of who made the move, he is out of the band. Currently looking for a new singer, the band is also coming up with new material.

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On March 21st, Norwegian black metallers Satyricon will deliver a very special show at Rockefeller in Oslo and the last guests have been confirmed. The band will be joined by a Brass Ensemble consisting of members from the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra and The Norwegian Radio Orchestra. Some of these guys performed both on Now, Diabolical and The Age Of Nero, and live with Satyricon in the past. With Nocturno Culto from Darkthrone already confirmed as special guest on Nemesis Divina songs, Thorns mastermind Snorre Ruch will be there performing classic Thorns songs that Satyr recorded with him, and Sivert Høyem is joining for the new single "Phoenix".

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Satyricon have released a new video for their song "Phoenix", taken from their recently released self-titled album. "Phoenix" features Sivert Høyem (vocalist of Madrugada) on vocals and percussion by Sigurd "Satyr" Wongraven and Karl Oluf Wennerberg. Enjoy it here!

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