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Italian experimental fusionists, San Leo, have revealed the details about their upcoming, fourth album, titled “Mantracore”. Slated for a release on November 13th, 2020, via Bronson Recordings, “Mantracore” will see the duo - who is exploring all kinds of various music elements, from kraut-rock, psychedelic folk, free-form post-rock, obscure metal, electronica and ambient sounds - to channel all their energy and vision to a whole new level.

Sweden’s Opeth have come a long way in the past 30 years, having evolved from raw death metal to virtuosic and progressive vintage rock. Always forging their own path, the band have delivered 13 albums, each a fresh milestone within its genre and soon, the band centered around frontman and guitarist, Mikael Åkerfeldt, will be celebrating its 30th Anniversary.

Following their latest album, “Salbrox” (2019, Ritual Productions), Blackened Sludge and Drone trio, Nibiru, have re-signed with Argonauta Records for the release of their sixth studio album, titled “Panspermia”, that will be seeing the light of day on Friday the 13th of November 2020.

Baroness, in a first time ever performance, will play “Gold & Grey”, the band’s widely-praised 2019 album, in its entirety on September 10th, at 8 pm Eastern, as a livestream from Long Island City’s Culture Lab LIC at The Plaxall Gallery.

Heavy Psych and Blues Rock trio, Mr. Bison, has announced the upcoming release of their brand new, full length album titled “Seaward”, which will be seeing the light of day on October 16th, 2020, via Subsound Records and Ripple Music.

Swedish doom metallers Avatarium have announced their concert movie “An Evening With Avatarium - Live in Stockholm”, which will be available on August 28th, 2020. Recorded at their live show in Stockholm this January, the show was filmed by five cameras at the legendary concert venue Nalen, and gives fans the chance to experience Avatarium’s live power despite the COVID-19 crisis.

Earlier this year, Gong announced an extensive run of UK tour dates, all of which have now been rescheduled for May 2021.

Tickets for rescheduled dates remain valid for 2021 minus Harpenden Halls, which will not be rescheduled. More info below.

Try to travel with your mind: back in time, desert lands, dusty roads and a long journey. Imagine to stop somewhere beautiful at the end of the trip refreshing your soul with a cold beer and a breathtaking landscape view.

Finland’s black metal anti-traditionalists Oranssi Pazuzu will finally return to the stage in 2021, following the unfortunate cancellation of their tour for autumn of this year.

After recently releasing their new album “Mestarin Kynssi” and contorting the minds of listeners with their psychic and colourful black metal that knows no boundaries, the Finns announce new tour dates for April and May. Their intense ride will be supported by Brazil’s Deafkids and Norway’s Sturle Dagsland.

The planets have aligned, and space itself has opened up to grace us with the heavy roll of Black Elephant’s “Seven Swords”, set for release this August, via Small Stone Records.