Lotan – Yetzer Hara
Lotan – Yetzer Hara
Tracklist
1. Minenwerfer
2. Scorched Tyranny
3. Omnicide Manifest
4. Crown of Rope
5. Incantation of Hatred
6. Heksenat
7. Violent End
8. Righteous Fury
Author: Fernando
Panzerchrist – Maleficium Part 2
Panzerchrist – Maleficium Part 2
Tracklist
1. Witchfinder General
2. Harmbidder
3. Catalyst Of Chaos
4. Hex Maleficium Pex
5. Suffer My Fury
6. On Walpurgis Night
7. Black Mirror
8. The Descent
LOTAN
LOTAN
With “Yetzer Hara”, LOTAN unleash a searing new chapter of blackened death metal – furious, unrelenting, and razor-sharp in its intent.
Forged in the fires of Denmark’s extreme metal underground, Lotan deliver a blistering fusion of blackened death metal and social defiance. Inspired by the likes of Behemoth, Hate, Mgła, and Anaal Nathrakh, the band blends nihilism and aggression with a confrontational critique of modern decay. “Yetzer Hara” is not just an album: it is a reckoning. Drawing from the biblical tale of Cain and Abel, Lotan delve into the destructive urges that define humanity’s fall from grace, invoking themes of internal conflict, moral collapse, and primal violence.
“Our sound is a weapon – forged in fury, aimed at the puppeteers who thrive on division and decay”, the band states. Across the album’s brutal compositions and incendiary lyrics, Lotan channel raw emotion into resistance – fierce, articulate, and uncompromising.
On stage, their live shows are no mere performance, but a total sensory assault: immersive, volatile, and unforgettable. Lotan aren’t just playing music – they’re igniting a movement.
“This is not escapism. This is resistance. In the name of distortion”.
“Yetzer Hara” is out now on all streaming services, via Emanzipation Productions.
Lineup:
Martin Rubini – vocals
Lasse Heiberg – guitar
Andy Dragsberg – guitar
Phillip Kaaber – bass
Jon Elmquist – drums
Web:
https://www.facebook.com/lotanband
Puteraeon – Mountains Of Madness
Puteraeon – Mountains Of Madness
Tracklist
1. Miskatonic Expedition
2. The Land Of Cold Eternal Winter
3. Remnants
4. Horror On The Antarctic Plateau
5. The Nameless City
6. Gods Of Unhallowed Space
7. The Rise Of The Shoggoths
8. Watchers At The Abyss
9. I Am The Darkness
Lineup
Jonas Lindblood – vocals & guitars
Rune Foss – guitars & backing vocals
Daniel Vandija – bass
Anders “Hammer of Gs” Malmström – battery
Detest – A World Drowning In Detest
Detest – A World Drowning In Detest
Tracklist
1. It’s Over
2. Drowning In Detest
3. Bullet Rain
4. Misery Stand In Line
5. F.Y.M.M.F.
6. Never Can Be Banished
7. As I Expected
8. Supposed To Suffer
Lineup
John Petersen: guitar
Simon Springborg: bass, vocals
Jesper Mathiesen: drums
Anders L. Nissen: guitar
Maceration – Serpent Devourment
Maceration – Serpent Devourment
Tracklist
1. Serpent Devourment
2. The Den Of Misery
3. A Corrosive Heart Fell Below
4. Where Leeches Thrive
5. The Suffering
6. Emptiness Embraced
7. When Torment Befell My Pain
8. In Rot Unleashed
9. Revolt The Tyrant Dream
10. For The End Alone
Lineup
Jan Bergmann Jepsen: vocals
Nicolai Kaltoft: drums
Rune Koldby: bass
Robert Tengs: guitar
Jakob Schultz: lead guitar
Panzerchrist – Maleficium Part I
Panzerchrist – Maleficium Part I
Tracklist
1. Blood Leeches
2. Weak Is The Flesh
3. Mist On The Moat
4. Confessions
5. Sister Death
6. Curse Of Desire
7. Savage Daughter
8. Ritual
Lineup
Michael Enevoldsen – bass, keyboards
Frederik O’Carroll – guitars
Sonja Rosenlund Ahl – vocals
Danny Bo – guitars
Ove Lungskov – drums
Toxaemia – Rejected Souls Of Kerberos
Toxaemia – Rejected Souls Of Kerberus
Tracklist
1. Rejected Souls of Kerberus
2. M.A.O.D.
3. Hunger
4. Beyond the Realm
5. Ex Odio
6. Blood Red
7. Dawn of the Enslaved
8. Temple of Venom
9. Follow the Leader
10. Tragedies Through Centuries
11. I Saw Them Die (Dismember cover)
Lineup
Pontus Cervin – bass
Emil Norrman – drums
Stevo Bolgakov – guitars, vocals
Dennis Johansson – vocals
Anton Petrovic – guitars
Thorium – The Bastard
Thorium – The Bastard
Tracklist
1. Eclipsed
2. Over The Mountains
3. Nightside Serenade
4. Pest
5. Not Equals
6. It All Comes Back To Me Now
7. Underground
8. Infamy
9. Legacy Of The Forgotten Path
10. Mesmerize (bonus track)
FROZEN SUN
Frozen Sun
It all started back in 1990, when guitar player Michael Kopietz got to know the singer Kenny Nielsen. They both lived in the countryside outside Aarhus, and Kenny introduced Michael to Bo Summer (Illdisposed), with whom they started a metal band in the local youth club. Bo and Michael had actually ridden BMX together in Skanderborg BMX club at the sweet age of eight years.
Back then, Bo played bass, Kenny sang and Michael played the guitar myself. After a while, that band stopped, and it all moved to Aarhus, where they met Nick Jensen who played in a band called Hosts Of Chaos, which Kenny and Michael joined. They rehearsed in a rented house in Brabrand with an old band called Motor Rahm. In this band, Frozen Sun
drummer Morten Rahm later played with Bo Summer and Lasse Bak (Illdisposed).
After some time and some replacements, Frozen Sun emerged from the band Hosts OfcChaos. Illdisposed was formed from Motor Rahm and Slasher, where Bo had started singingcand Illdisposed’s old drummer Michael Enevoldsen (also in Panzerchrist) thrashed barrels. The story is perhaps a bit confusing, but the result was that bands like Frozen Sun,
Illdisposed and Exmortem emerged.
In 1992 the group recorded their first demo called ‘Ancient Tombs’. However, it was never released. In 1993 they decided to record their then ‘cult demo’ “Defect Dimension Of Souls” at Borsing Recording. Bo Summer had just recorded Illdisposed’s first CD at Borsing Recording, and he thought Frozen Sun should definitely be on the second volume of “Fuck You We’re From Denmark” compilation He contacted Progress Records and Frozen Sun was shown the reason why that CD was released with a week’s time.
In 1995 Frozen Sun asked Tue Madsen if he would like to produce their “Promo’95”. Tue did not yet have his own studio, so the band rented a mixer and accessories and went up to their rehearsal room and started the drum recordings. Guitar and vocals were recorded in Michael’s old apartment by Viby J.
In 1996, the collective recorded their debut CD “Dimensions” at Borsing Recording, and got Tue to mix. It was a tough process, but the result was that Jacob Hansen and his start-up record company Serious Entertaintment released Frozen Sun’s record debut in August of the same year.
After replacing the bassist Henrik Kopietz, Frozen Sun got Tomas O’beast from Mnemic, and they recorded “Promo ’97” with Ziggy behind the buttons in Studio C. It was a really exciting time for Frozen Sun. The band remembers there was Testament at the House (Now Voxhall) and that they were actually drunk with Chuck Billy. In that process, they got him persuaded to go to the studio to record some vocals, but unfortunately Ziggy was too drunk.
After that, the remaining band members decided to stop. But the story will continue. Soon…