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During the episode of MusaMusa aired on February 20th, 2025 Radio Helsinki has featured an interview with Pelle Åhman and Olof Stolt of No Future and discussed their recent show in Tampere as well as some stories and memories of their previous show in Berlin (June 2016), how No Future got started, the songwriting process within the band, sources of inspiration, and more.
As mentioned on the 7", Pelle has also confirmed that at some point No Future will release a full-length (the release date is yet to be decided, and he mentioned that they will probably collaborate with a bigger label for the album).
It is with absolute pleasure and excitement that today we spread this amazing news: No Future have premiered a new song titled "Motherhood" on Radio Helsinki!
The episode of the radio program MusaMusa aired on December 12th, in fact, has featured an interview (in Finnish) with event organizer Mika from Club Lupercalia, who is also handling the two upcoming No Future's shows in Tampere and in Helsinki in February 2025, and on this occasion the program has also premiered "Motherhood".
The episode also featured their song "February" (which can be heard at the very beginning of the show) and Obnoxious Youth's "Imminent Evil" (Club Lupercalia is also organizing Obnoxious Youth's upcoming shows in Tampere and in Helsinki in January 2025).
"Motherhood" is without a doubt a song which condenses all the elements of No Future's music: the haunting and darkly melancholic mood of the melodies, the bittersweet depth of Pelle's voice, combined in a almost spectral, uncanny soundscape.
Power trio Maggot Heart are premiering today another track off their upcoming album "Hunger"!
This time they are offering us a glimpse into a different side of their music: the new song "Archer" in fact, is a bittersweet, almost melancholic song which features piano, trumpet and saxophone, building up to an intense ending momentum, in a smooth, rounded sound.
The painful yet satisfactory moment of musical brutality many of us have been waiting for today has finally cum: Concrete Winds have premiered a song from their upcoming album, and it couldn't get nastier. Fittingly titled "Noise Trepanation", this merciless piece of hostility leaves its listeners no time to catch their breath, or to even realize what is going on, before taking over and inflicting demage on the ears and minds which submit themselves to the lethal sonic assault.
"We are never actively concerned about making songs either stand out or stick in the head, mainly the objective is one of ear canal destruction, discomfort and to aggravate the listener. If this is the result however of course it is welcome. Even more if it leaves the consumer with a bitter aftertaste and claustrophobic disgust.", the band commented on the song premiered today.
Which is indeed the experience after blasting "Noise Trepanation": an excruciating, vicious musical drill forcing its way into the ears of the listeners, who have no choice other then hearing it perforating their brains in a moment of eruptive harshness.
There is no doubt, Concrete Winds are the equivalent of hammers and knives to the ears, and that is exactly what their listeners are masochistically asking for.
"Nerve Butcherer" will be out on Sepulchral Voice Records on November 26th, 2021: meanwhile, stream "Noise Trepanation" below and let it penetrate the deepest corners of your skull!
Procession are offering today another taste from their upcoming album "Doom Decimation", out on October 31st on High Roller Records: the song is titled “Amidst The Bowels Of Earth” and it's featured on Deaf Forever.
