The project between Finnish iconoclasts Läjä Äijälä and Albert Witchfinder has announced a brand new album ‘Ordeal and Triumph’ to be released in March via Svart Records and unleash a 20 minute track for a first taste!
Finnish psychedelic folk rock project Iterum Nata shared ‘Losing Connection’, 2nd single of the upcoming ‘Trench of Loneliness’ album, out next month via Nordvis.
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Finnish dark acoustic folk rock project Nobody released the new EP ‘Father of Lies’ via Inverse Records!
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2023 starts off with quite the bang with new releases from VV, Anti-Flag, Imperium Dekadenz, Turmion Kätilöt, Katatonia, Kiberspassk, …and Oceans, Obituary, Suasion, Dropout Kings and Vėlių Namai!
Skindred, a Welsh reggae metal band, were warming up a sold-out Schleyerhalle for VOLBEAT, and we had the opportunity to take some photos of their extraordinary performance for the German crowd.
At the end of October, Heilung came to a sold out Jäähalli in Helsinki to celebrate all that connects us with each other and the nature around us, with special guests Eivør and Lili Refrain to warm us up.
Heilung came, saw and conquered the sold out Jäähalli in Helsinki at the end of October, yet another absolutely magical show by a phenomenon in the music scene. And their guests Eivør and Lili Refrain were the perfect people to warm an already excited crowd up even more!
A couple of months ago, All Things Live Finland brought the French Nordic folk collective Skáld to the Finnish shores with support from hurdy-gurdy virtuoso Guilhem Desq to celebrate music inspired by the past, brought to the now at Ääniwalli in Helsinki.
A couple of months ago, the French vikings of Skáld came to put a spell on everyone that showed up at Ääniwalli with their Nordic folk and turned the night into one to remember. Support came from the hurdy-gurdy maestro Guilhem Desq, an event by All Things Live Finland.
The Lithuanian ritualistic dark folk project Veliu Namai shared new single and music video ‘Alkai’, another track from the upcoming album due for release in January via Nordvis.
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