Exactly one year after the successful album "Blood & Glitter" (#1 in the Official German Album Charts), Lord Of The Lost are releasing the first cover album in the band's history: Weapons Of Mass Seduction will be released at the end of December 2023 via Napalm Records.

Exploring a new style like never before – symphonic metal icons SIRENIA revolutionize their melodic darkness on the brand new studio album, 1977, out May 26, 2023 via Napalm Records. Transporting the listener to a retro auditory arcade harking back to when groovy synthwave melodies dominated the world of music, the international band merges late 70’s and 80’s pop rock stylings with synthwave elements and their remarkable, hard-hitting symphonic melodies - shaking the listener to the core.

Moonspell Linchpins in the fertile gothic metal scene of the 1990s, Portugal's Moonspell became regional favorites with the releases of their first two albums. They took the European continent by storm in 1998 with their chart-topping third effort, Sin/Pecado. Employing a dark and doomy amalgam of steely guitar riffs, lush gothic textures, and harsh yet melodic hooks, the band have continued to find favor both at home and abroad with acclaimed outings like Darkness and Hope (2001), Alpha Noir (2012), and Hermitage (2021).

Whether looking for salvation or redemption, one need look no further than Lord of the Lost's monumental endeavor "Judas" for gothic metal gospel and the saccharine sweetness of something close to faith…

Moonspell is approaching their 30th anniversary as a band more ambitiously and stronger than ever. Hermitage – the gothic metal pioneers‘ 13th studio album – was recorded, mixed and mastered by Jaime Gomez Arellano at the Orgone Studios in the UK.

Ten years the fans awaited a new album from the gothic metal band Lake Of Tears, a band that has been streamed millions of times. The new album "Onimous" envelops the listener with comforting loneliness in the usual gruesome-dark manner.

The new release of LAKE OF TEARS is the perfect soundtrack for short, grey days and long, cold, dark nights. After nearly a decade of silence, Daniel Brennare, head and heart of the Swedish pioneers of dark music, finally reveals his sinister world of thought.

No rest for one of Britain’s most melancholic exports: Just half a year after My Dying Bride returned from their break with their haunting and successful masterpiece The Ghost Of Orion, the sons of Halifax raise the curtains to the Macabre Cabaret .The new EP of the band offers three new songs–dark luscious Death Doom ear candies that will dive their victim into a sensual world of darkness and temptation and conceal the borders between sweet pain and destructive illusion.

Employing a sinister blend of goth-metal and dark industrial rock, Germany's Lord of the Lost was founded in 2007 by vocalist/guitarist Chris Harms, who had previously fronted Hamburg-based gloom-rockers Philiae.