Strigoi stream new album “Viscera” in advance of release date!

CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX Share Full Album Stream of “Sceaduhelm”

SOWULO Announces CD Reissue of “Sol”

Gåte Sign to Season of Mist

Season of Mist is proud to welcome Gåte.

ERDVE Bury Deeper Into What Remains on “Ydos”

Vilnius-based experimental metal band ERDVE have released “Ydos,” the second single taken from their upcoming album Epigrama, out May 29th, 2026 through Season of Mist. The track is accompanied by an official music video, available now: https://youtu.be/6Yi3rz38uxA. “Ydos” follows the band’s first single “Nyra” and continues the thematic arc of Epigrama, a record built around entropy, psychological erosion and the cumulative weight of unresolved regret. Where “Nyra” traced grief as entrapment, “Ydos” moves deeper into corrosion. Regret metastasizes into moral deterioration, agency dissolves, and self-doubt calcifies into something closer to self-destruction. The track speaks to the weakness of facing the truth, shame and the inability to impose judgement upon oneself, a descent from stagnation into what the band describe as the gradual consumption of the last remaining spark of life. Vaitojimas laid the foundation; Savigaila pushed against it until something cracked. What followed was not a next step but a deliberate pause, a period of stepping back from the noise to ask what the music was actually for, and what it would need to become in order to mean something true. Epigrama is the answer to that question, though not a comfortable one. Eight tracks, 42 minutes, every sound chosen with the kind of care that comes from having learned, through trial and error, what it means to create without compromise. The band wrote it, recorded it, mixed it, mastered it, photographed it and designed it themselves, because the alternative, handing any part of it to someone else, would have been a betrayal of everything the album is about. Accountability runs through it like a fault line. Pre-order & pre-save: https://orcd.co/erdveepigrama

Beyond Creation Announce 15th Anniversary Reissue of The Aura

From the beginning, it was clear that Beyond Creation possessed a special aura. Back in 2011, the Montréal four-piece quickly proved they were the next progressive evolution in technical death metal with their very first album. Now, fifteen years later, the genre still basks in the enduring glow of The Aura.