The album has over time gained traction and has made quite an impact on both press and fans alike. Seems like they all are loving it! Go Finnmark!
“In terms of genre, it is broad-legged, but never in danger of ending up in a crossroads. The band is credible and confident in its message and style, which has solid roots in hard rock, metal, trash and punk.” (5/6, Norway Rock Magazine)
In Hindsight came out to hight paise from press and fans 13th of October 2023! Just read the following!
“Heavy music, but melodic, refined, intelligent, well-finished, extremely well arranged: it’s doom with theatrical hints (…)” (8/10, Metalhead)
The story of Bailltak started in a trench on a norwegian home guard exercise in 2017 where two of them met. From being a team in green with rifles, they became band members in Metallica t-shirts and electric guitars in a rehearsal studio in Vadsø Rock City.
After a support gig for Attan in early 2019, they decided to make their own music. In the autumn of 2019, Bailltak released two songs, ‘Heksejakt’ and ‘Djevelskap’. On February 11, 2022, the EP Blodhevn was released on all digital platforms. It was in the wake of the release of the EP that Rob Mules Records made their move …
Welcome, Bailltak!
Band photo by Rune Ottarsen
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Heavier, darker, and more melodic than ever. Releasing on 24 February 2023.
Sublime Eyes are back to conquer all with their thrashy and epic death metal. The lyrical theme on this EP explores the temptation of evil, and the evil that man do to each other. The journey from the light to darkness. From good to evil.
This EP also marks the first release with drummer, Tommy Utsola, and sadly the last to feature longtime bassist Jørn Helseth. From Light unto Darkness also features some great guest appearances by people from bands we admire and respect. Sublime Eyes can’t wait to unleash these songs upon the world.
Band photo by Martin Mirandab
Cover art by Niklas Sundin
The third and last single from Féleth’s second album, Divine Blight, dives into a more genre fused song, starting off in a gentle and emotional soundscape driven by a powerful bass line before venturing into melodic and powerful choruses. 
Probably the most unique song out of Féleth’s catalog, once again accompanied by their good friend Petter Carlsen (Pil & Bue), venturing into a more mellow and melancholic sound which is very different from anything they’ve done before, yet still staying true to their death metal roots.
With powerful lyrics that deal with the oppression that civilized cultures have brought upon natives around the world, touching upon how the Scandinavian people repressed the Samis while drawing aline towards what happened to the Native Americans, showcasing Espens lyrical prowess based on relevant subjects
Cover art by Kahinienn Graphix
New single release from Féleth is right around the corner! After ‘Majesty’ (released earlier this year) we have all been dying for more music from their much-awaited second album, Divine Blight (more info on this shortly)!
The song was magically forged during a jam session, showcasing a more melodic and atmospheric take on their music, going into a more blackened death metal style.
Having evolved from their debut album, you’ll find Féleth going a bit more progressive with the musical songwriting, with chaotic guitars combined with huge leads, drums that go from death and black metal into hip-hopesque patterns, while they still maintain their overall heaviness.
Cover art by Kahinienn Graphix
Féleth will release a new album later this year! To kick it into high gear, a new track called ‘Majesty’ is dropping with a complementary music video today on the 8th of April!
In 2020 Féleth debuted with Depravity which was highly praised both nationally and internationally with strong reviews:
“It’s a very easy album to get drawn into and find yourself head-banging too instinctively.” (9/10, Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life)
“Féleth does death metal fast and aggressive, reigning in their impressive technical chops for maximum impact” (The Toilet ov Hell)
“Féleth offer an edge-of-your-seat experience that is both fresh and captivating.” (9/10, Metal Inferno)
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Band photo by Charlotte Tangen
The venue is Prelaten (Tromso) and the lineup of Dunderbeist, Deception and Ohmwork is confirmed. All set and ready to kick off October 30. More news in the coming weeks …
Wide guitars, a hard hitting energetic groove and a ratchet from Home Depot support the vocals’ fire and brimstone when preaching the message that it is best to do as Arne says: “Kløpp Dreieventiln (cut the rotary valve), and your moped will go warp speed”.
Cover art by Hypnotist Design
“As a musician you can quickly be fooled by legendary stories about sex, drugs, rock ‘n’ roll and alcohol, but often this ends up with false hopes and broken dreams. Of course, this isn’t something that’s going to stop us! The goal is to overtake everyone and create our own legendary story!
The album is essentially the soul of rock ‘n’ roll. We wanted to make a testament and love letter to rock and roll that has been so important to us. We feel like we have achieved that with All Bets Are Off.”
Album release is 13 August 2021.
Track listing:
Artwork: Øyvind Malum – Wow Medialabb
