Chaos Path combine the best of black metal, old school thrash, metal and heavy metal. their stage show is apocalyptic, breathtaking, atmospheric and energetic at the same time. ominous change, upheaval, global crisis = personal crisis alienation and chaos - fear - German Angst. Chaos Path? Attack!

Paxtilence were founded in 2011 to bring young, hungry thrash metal to the region alongside the veterans. Back then still a trio, after the first finger exercises with covers, they quickly set about writing their own material. In the spirit of old veterans such as Kreator, Megadeth and Slayer, the band plays riff-heavy, driving thrash, but is also influenced by up-and-coming bands such as Havok, Warbrigner and Suicidal Angels. In order to be able to garnish the whole thing with some fast-paced solos, the band has been extended by another guitarist, so that we are now ready for your necks as a quartet!

ANDABATA The death metal trio ANDABATA has been around since 1997.
They have released 5 CDs in the meantime. The current EP "Hirnfresser" was released in March 2024. Andabata's unusual line-up gives the extremely fast riffs their very own sound. There are no guitars at all! Instead, there is only bass, drums and vocals.

Convulse

When Finland's first Death Metal boom started in the late 80s/early 90s, among the first of the Finnish Death Metal troops in the frontline were the underground legends Convulse. Like many of their comrades, the band churned out that dark, brutal, uncompromising style of Death Metal that the scene became well known for, culminating in the band's 1991 debut album World Without God, released on the now-defunct French label Thrash Records. Shortly after, Convulse followed in the footsteps of many of their contemporaries and began flirting more and more with progressive rock elements. They first experimented with these elements on their EP Lost Equilibrium and fully refined them on their second full-length Reflections, both of which were released on Relapse Records. The band called it quits in 1994, making this arguably Death'n'Roll style the last anyone would hear of Convulse for a long time.

The band would return to the long fading limelight in 2012, ready to tread the path they helped pave decades ago and prove they were stalwarts of Finnish Death Metal for a reason. They did just that with their EP Inner Evil and their comeback album Evil Prevails. Brutal, menacing Finnish Death Metal was the name of the game, lacking in any other unnecessary gimmicks or modern trends. History would partially repeat itself in 2016 when the band decided to revisit those prog-infused Death'n'Roll leanings they once experimented with on their fourth studio album Cycle of Revenge. On this release, they finally reached their full potential and created a unique and engaging sound, one that they have been cultivating ever since.

This brings us to the bands fifth studio album Deathstar, which sees the band at their most groundbreaking and ambitious. They mix in all the influences their influences of Death Metal, Heavy Rock, Prog Rock, and even some good ol' fashioned Rock'nRoll to create what may well be their absolute peak of creativity and innovation. Deathstar was released via US Transcending Records in the end of 2020.