Posted by Imperator on 14th December, 2012 @ 00:00 UTCBy Imperator on 14-12-2012 @ 00:00 UTC

Darkthrone, one of the pioneering bands of Norwegian Black Metal, have just revealed some details for their upcoming 16th full length album, "The Underground Resistance".

New Darkthrone album revealed
New Darkthrone album revealed

Norwegian Black Metal legends Darkthrone, one of the longest standing bands and also one of the pioneers of the Second Wave of Black Metal, have just revealed details for their upcoming 16th full length album. The new album will be titled "The Underground Resistance", and is scheduled to be released on the 25th of February through Peaceville Records. This will be the band's first release since "Circle the Wagons" in 2010.

No tracklist is available yet, but Peaceville Records have confirmed that the album will feature a total of six songs.

Stay tuned for further updates regarding the release of "The Underground Resistance". Previous Darkthrone albums are widely available on Amazon.com.

3 Comments
for 'New Darkthrone album revealed'

Post new comment »

finally :D

Just hope it's a bit more Black Metal orientated than their last. I know they don't want to play orthodox B.M anymore, but they do it so well!

nice cover

Leave a comment
for 'New Darkthrone album revealed'

Leave a comment
for 'New Darkthrone album revealed'

Create an account or log in to post comments.

Hot topics

Latest album reviews

Reviews for Misþyrming - Með Hamri
Með Hamri (2022)
Iceland Misþyrming
94% 4.7 star rating
By ScorchedEarth
Reviews for Setherial - Nord...
Nord... (1996)
Sweden Setherial
94% 4.7 star rating
By ScorchedEarth
Reviews for Dimmu Borgir - Inn i Evighetens Mørke
Inn i Evighetens Mørke (1994)
Norway Dimmu Borgir
80% 4.0 star rating
By Mørk
Reviews for Lamp of Murmuur - Saturnian Bloodstorm
Saturnian Bloodstorm (2023)
United States Lamp of Murmuur
95% 4.8 star rating
By ScorchedEarth
Reviews for Ánimas Defunctorum - Necrópolis Nebulosa
Necrópolis Nebulosa (2022)
Colombia Ánimas Defunctorum
95% 4.8 star rating
By TUBM

On This Day

1994: The Frogn Church in Drøbak, Norway, was set on fire, with no suspects.

Support Lycanthropia.net

Buy albums online through our site's links

Whenever you buy albums through our site, we receive a few cents for each sale, at no extra cost.

This helps us to stay online, and advert-free. Thank you for your continued support.

Report an error
Report an error on this page
Return to top
Page loaded in 0.25 seconds
Loaded in 0.25 s.