Black ‘n’ Roll
Video Premiere: All Hell – “Sunsetter”
September 8, 2025 Adem Tepedelen
Hear Asheville black ’n’ roll punishers All Hell stomp through the grinding title track to their upcoming album, Sunsetter.
Ice Metal Fiends PERSEKUTOR Drop Single “Vlad But True”, And All Jaws Within Earshot
March 13, 2025 Decibel Magazine
Experience Persekutor mania via a new single and a spring tour that begins tomorrow with Bewitcher and Deathchant.
Track Premiere: Valletta – ‘On the Run’
September 3, 2024 Emily Bellino
Black ‘n’ rollers Valletta (feat. members of Prayer for Cleansing and Mo’ynoq) share a new song from their upcoming album.
Track Premiere: Persekutor – “Brain Freeze”
October 6, 2022 Brad Sanders
Grab your hoodie as L.A.-based, Romania-bred black ‘n’ rollers Persekutor return with their first chilly new track since 2020’s Permanent Winter LP.
Video Premiere: Angstskríg- “Skyggespil”
April 12, 2021 J. Andrew
“The black wanderers continue their journey through the Nordic wonderland from bright, snow-covered, frozen lakes into the darkness …”
Video Premiere: Vreid – “The Morning Red”
March 9, 2021 J. Andrew
Vreid‘s new track, “The Morning Red,” is “a blueprint of our eternal creative duality of melancholia and primal aggression.”
Video Premiere: Cloak – ‘Tempter’s Call’
August 6, 2019 Emily Bellino
Watch the first video from the upcoming new album, The Burning Dawn, from Atlanta-based black ‘n’ roll crew Cloak.
Watch: Acârash – ‘In Chaos Becrowned’
May 16, 2018 Emily Bellino
Watch a new video from black ‘n’ rollers Acârash.
Track Premiere: Feral Light – ‘Endless Nights’
October 16, 2017 Emily Bellino
Stream a new song from Feral Light (ex-Wolvhammer) now!
Full Album Stream: Wormwitch – ‘Strike Mortal Soil’
May 10, 2017 Emily Bellino
From “As Above” to “So Below,” Wormwitch deliver a powerful debut album.
Video Premiere: Take Over and Destroy – “Let Me Grieve”
October 7, 2016 Emily Bellino
Get creepy with Take Over and Destroy and some creature features in this new video.
Deaf By Metal, A Q&A With Mantar’s Hanno
August 22, 2016 Chris Dick
Ode to the Flame sounds like a typical Nuclear Blast release. A valiant knight astride a white armored horse. The knight’s hand is aloft, in it he’s holding a great flaming sword, for which he’ll use to the slay the malignant flying beast perched behind him on the top of a snow-capped mountain. But Ode to the Flame isn’t a typical Nuclear Blast release. Not by its cover or band the band, Mantar, that created it.
