Melodic death metal releases, week 41

This week in melodic death metal, Amon Amarth unveils the mythological inspiration behind their new album, The Allfather Awakens, while Darkest Hour releases a new music video for 'Warrior' ahead of their upcoming record. Orbit Culture collaborates with Tina Guo on 'The Path I Walk,' and BRYMIR shares their latest single 'What We Leave Behind.' Meanwhile, All That Remains signals a return to the studio, and Opeth's 2002 album Deliverance is reissued by Music For Nations and Sony Music. The genre continues to explore themes of legacy, conflict, and identity, as seen in Orphaned Land’s reflections on peace and SEPTICFLESH’s ongoing fusion of metal and orchestral elements.

1. 01

   Darkest Hour

   DARKEST HOUR releases new single and video 'Warrior' from upcoming 'Suffer Divine' album

   Oct 9 · 7 outlets

2. 02

   Orbit Culture, Tina Guo

   Orbit Culture dévoile le clip de 'The Path I Walk' avec Tina Guo

   Oct 9 · 2 outlets

3. 03

   Amon Amarth

   Watch: AMON AMARTH Performs 'The Allfather Awakens' Songs Live For First Time At Intimate German Record-Release Concert

   Oct 7 · 2 outlets

4. 04

   Brymir

   BRYMIR "What We Leave Behind"

   Oct 11 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Passenger

   Passenger Shares New Single ‘Ghosts’ Ahead Of ‘Wild Love’ Album

   Oct 9 · 1 outlet

6. 06

   All That Remains

   All That Remains déjà de retour en studio ? Le groupe semble préparer la suite d’Antifragile

   Oct 9 · 1 outlet

7. 07

   Opeth

   [News] Music For Nations/Sony Music to release the 2002 album “Deliverance” by Opeth on double CD and Limited LP

   Oct 8 · 1 outlet

8. 08

   Orphaned Land, Metallica, Disturbed

   “People in Israel’s government have said that we should wipe out Gaza. It’s disturbing that they represent me.” Orphaned Land’s Kobi Farhi on meeting Metallica, falling out with Disturbed’s David Draiman – and his 35-year quest for peace

   Oct 7 · 1 outlet

9. 09

   Amon Amarth

   Eight-legged horses, murder and doomed gods: Amon Amarth’s guide to the mythology behind their new album

   Oct 7 · 1 outlet

10. 10

    Septicflesh

    The Battle Between Metal And Orchestra Still Goes On For SEPTICFLESH

    Oct 6 · 1 outlet

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