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  Joining the ranks at Sliptrick Records: Scumfucks (GR) Rock’n’roll | Heavy Metal Scumfucks is a heavy metal/rock’n’roll quartet band from Thessaloniki, Greece. The band was formed in 2016 as a trio and in 2018 Jim Sermon joined them and took it to the next level. Scumfucks are four masterminds from different genres that have joined forces to take over the world with their music. The groups self-titled debut album is set for release later in the year via Sliptrick Records. Scumfucks is: Nick a.k.a. Goulthor – Guitars/Vocals | Sak a.k.a. Morgoth – Drums | Dim Gkavis – Bass | Jim Sermon – Guitars Band links: Facebook | Youtube | On Sliptrick

  Greek black metallers LUCIFER'S CHILD are back with a new single "Nova Tenebris", taken from their split release with Brazil's MYSTIFIER, "Under Satan's Wrath". While the split is set to be released on March 25th on Agonia Records, the song is available now on all streaming platforms. Listen to "Nova Tenebris" on YouTube, at: https://youtu.be/CHc8eN3rkSk Put together despite an ocean's distance, "Under Satan's Warth" displays the borderlessness of black metal in the strict sense. The collision of Brazilian occultism & Hellenic blasphemy ensues blistering sonic impressions in a hellish dance of cultures, robed in a gold black garment from Mitchell Nolte (Aborted, Baest). George Emmanuel (ex-Rotting Christ), who co-launched LUCIFER'S CHILD in 2013, commented: "After almost a year and half of isolation and profound research, we gave birth to a new seed of evil, 'Under Satan's Wrath'. This deep rooted ...

Athens based Symphonic Metallers FALLEN ARISE will release their new album “Enigma” on April 10th, via Rock Of Angels Records (ROAR). The band releases the second single and official lyric video for the title song “Enigma”, watch it here: https://youtu.be/fTaWaGbNAcg The band on the new single: “Talking about Enigma and trying to give a musical illustration of its direction, we are definitely talking about a song created with the central idea being the coexistence of the known sound of Fallen Arise and the new heavy aesthetics that the band wants to add into its music. This new "mix" is easily perceived by listening to the airy and mellow sounds of the impressive heavy riffs and breakdowns, a musical motive presented first to “Adeline” album and now fully matured and fully integrated into the band's style. The use of the orchestra, shows allegiance in the original roots, independent the innovations it tries. Something not clear also in the two previous albums, i...