Mawiza shared their latest single and new indigenous anthem ‘Mür’, featuring Mira Ceti and Anne Olsen from Danefae, out on Season of Mist now! Catch them live in Europe next month at Hellsinki Metal Festival and Midgardsblot!
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Enslaved revealed the collaborative track ‘Spirit Helper’ featuring Kevin Kicking Woman, an elder of the Blackfeet Nation, out now everywhere!
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Dark electro artist Kllsignl released their new EP ‘WENDIGO’ with Out of Line Music digitally and opened pre-orders for the physical version and shirts!
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UK alternative group Loathe are back with their new album ‘A Stranger To You’ in a couple of weeks via Sharptone Records and recently shared the latest single ‘Fangs’!
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One more day. One more chance to discover your next favourite band.
We’ve selected five artists we’d strongly recommend catching on Sunday at Tuska: Neckbreakker, Return to Dust, Kajos, Atlas and The Browning.
Who are you adding to your schedule?
Day 1 at Ankea’s Factory Stage brought plenty of variety, from Virta and Earthside to SLIFT, Kælan Mikla and This Will Destroy You. Relive some of the performances through our latest photo report! 📸🤘
We were there for the first edition of Ankea Festival and captured plenty of memorable moments along the way. Check out our Day 1 gallery of the Ankea Stage performances, featuring Circle, God Is An Astronaut, Ihsahn and Leprous. 📸🤘
After years of reimagining other artists’ songs, Nicole Alexis finally put her own stories front and center. We talked about her EP ‘Mirrors and Smoke’, vulnerability, independent artistry, Nashville and finding the confidence to trust her own voice.
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Different scenes, one packed venue, and a whole lot of good vibes. Nenerchy celebrated the release of her debut album ‘Bailarina’ with a sold-out party at On The Rocks in Helsinki, joined by Kirkkovene.
Taiwan and Finland meet once again this summer!
Formosa : Finland : Fest returns to Helsinki on July 11 with performances by Shiraz Lane, Amazing Show, Lilium, Dungi Sapor and Jussi69, alongside Taiwanese street food, market stalls and cultural activities. Best of all? It’s completely free.
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