Tag Archives: behemoth

So here we are the ‘middle’ day of DL19: For some the best day, the show-stealer. Yet, for some, this is a stepping stone to the grand finale. Last night we came for Def Leppard, but the real headliner was Mud (apologies for that awful joke). Tonight, SlipKnot close the festival, yet there’s still a Puddle Of Mudd (again, sorry). ...

The feeling of evil in the air is as thick as tar. Marely being in the presence of Behemoth in the same building is enough to send shivers down the spine of any god-fearing person. Though it shouldn’t be god that they fear tonight. In a staggering three song set, the wide black metal landscape that Wolves In The Throne ...

RAMzine Issue 21 is out now and we have had a great few months of music up and down the country! We spoke with South Yorkshire grungers Hands Off Gretel in Newcastle about signing to major labels, genres and gender equality in rock. Then we headed on down to London to see Speedhorn‘s 20th Anniversary Show and through in an Orange Goblin (with ...

Side/solo projects can be a risk for established artists. It’s always interesting to see a musician take a different approach to their self-expression, or the therapeutic outlet they seek through creativity, but mostly, the results can be somewhat disappointing. Adam ‘Nergal’ Darski of Behemoth fame found new levels of astonishing emotional depth with 2014’s extreme metal masterpiece, The Satanist – ...

Dark rock duo Me and That Man have unveiled the quirky video for their latest track ‘My Church is Black’, which looks like it could be a short film directed by David Lynch. Check it out below: For those who haven’t come across Me and That Man: it is a meeting of minds between Behemoth frontman Nergal and British-Polish musician ...

Last year we gave you our first Bloodstock-Open-Air coverage. We loved it so much, we went back! This year was just as awesome – if not better than 2015. Before you get the in depth review in the next issue of RAMzine (out early September) here is some of the highlights of the UK’s biggest metal festival. Keep checking back ...

No sooner has Bloodstock 2015 come to a close, than bands are announced for next year’s metalfest. Already, Venom and Behemoth have been added to the bill for the festival next year, which will take place 11th – 14th August at Catton Park, Derbyshire. They will be playing their current album The Satanist in full on the Friday: Frontman, Nergal, stated, “Our Bloodstock ...

Any spare time I get throughout festival season, you can find me in a field in a tent – that’s my happy place. Each year I face the same dilemma, I dream of a beach holiday in the sun; I know I should travel more, but I just can’t draw myself away from the festivals. Music is what I live ...

When I pressed play on this album, I was hoping the band name was not intended as a pre-description of what was to come. Thankfully, this was not the case. Horrendous have produced a much less than horrendous album with their debut record, ‘Ecdysis‘ overall. Opener ‘The Stranger’ introduces us to a side of Horrendous that you could see akin to power-metal. ...

The Nuclear Blast family got a little bigger recently with the announcement that they have just signed DEVILMENT, the East Anglian frightfest who just happen to be fronted by the irrepressible Dani Filth (Cradle Of Filth, Temple Of The Black Moon). And if that wasn’t enough, we have even more exciting news to share with you all – the band plan to release ...