Author: Johnson Stephen
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Z2 Comics proudly announces that Judas Priest will team with the rapidly growing entertainment brand for a graphic novel based on their highest selling album of all time ‘Screaming For Vengeance’. It will be the bands first-ever graphic novel and it’s to be released in 2022, in time for the anniversary of this album. Judas […]
Tony Iommi, guitarist for Black Sabbath, has released his new single titled ‘Scent Of Dark’, which is an epic instrumental track that is distinctively Iommi. To accompany the release of the single, a Fragrance with the same name has also been released by Xerjoff Blends. Whilst the realm of high-end fragrancies and the uncompromising heavy […]
Blue Hour Ghosts have released a powerful and classy cover of the dark and experimental Queen masterpiece ‘I’m Going Slightly Mad’. It features a guest appearance of the talented multi-instrumentalist Jørgen Munkeby of Shining on saxophone. The cover song is meant to honor the great Freddie Mercury on the 30th anniversary of his passing-November 24, 1991. […]
Vader announce that the ‘United Titans Tour 2022’ with Marduk is set to feature dates in UK and Ireland. The band stated “VADERMANIAX !!! It’s a huge pleasure to announce “United Titans Tour 2022” organized together with Massive Music and our Friends from Marduk! This time we answer the call of UK and Ireland.” “United […]
Anarcheon are to release their new EP ‘Scary Tale’, November 26th 2021. Delivering a creepy but groovy vibe, the EP takes you through a vampiric journey into the dark side of Anarcheon. The new recording takes you through a transition of a woman to a blood-thirsty beast. She longs for her blood-thirsty lady lover only […]
Eddie Vedder has announced that the release date for his highly anticipated new album ‘Earthling’ will be February 11th 2022 via Seattle Surf/Republic Records. He has launched the physical pre-order (cd, vinyl & cassette) here https://eddievedder.lnk.to/Earthling ‘Earthling’ was produced by Grammy Award® winning producer Andrew Watt and is the first album since 2011’s ‘Ukulele Songs’. […]
Nightwish are pleased to announce new dates for all of their ‘Human. :II: Nature’ shows that had previously been postponed. The dates are as follows: Nightwish – European Tour 2022 w/ Beast In Black + Turmion Kätilöt 22.11.22 UK – Birmingham, Resorts World Arena 23.11.22 IE – Dublin, 3Arena 25.11.22 DE – Berlin, Max-Schmeling-Halle 27.11.22 NL – Amsterdam, Ziggo […]
Praying Mantis are to release their new album ‘Katharsis’ on 28th January 2022 via Frontiers Records. ‘Katharsis’ is the third Praying Mantis in a row to feature an identical line-up, vocalist John ‘Jaycee’ Cuijpers and drummer Hans in ’t Zandt, together with founding members Tino and Chris Troy and guitarist Andy Burgess, who has been […]
Leprous have just announced a last minute UK show for the start of their 20th Anniversary Tour. The new date for Leprous is taking place in Leeds at The Warehouse on Friday, December 3rd 2021. Tour Supports are Wheel and Aiming For Enrike. The band’s only other UK date takes place on 4th December 2021 at […]
Chronomancy has just signed a contract with Fighter Records for the release of their album entitled “Shadows in Atlantis” which will be released on March 8th, 2022 on CD, 12″LP, Cassette and Digital formats. The band recorded their new album entitled “Shadows in Atlantis” during summer 2021, which led them to get signed with Fighter […]
Whitesnake have made a statement on their official website regarding their new bass player, which reads as follows: singer David Coverdale said ”For whatever reason Whitesnake has never featured a female musician in the band before…But, when we saw Tanya ‘O’ Callaghan performing with Stephen Adler’s Band at the M3 festival in 2019, we were […]
The ultimate celebration of all things Gothic and alternative, Tomorrow’s Ghosts will return to its spiritual home of Whitby between Friday 29th to Sunday 30th October 2022. A weekend that relishes in the darkest of arts, from music to markets, performance to literature and so much more. The festival remains central to the wider events […]
