Valhalla's unholy Sunday

Ghörnt

Ghörnt is a Swiss black metal duo known for their intense sound and evocative themes. The band comprises Thulus on vocals and J., who handles guitar, bass, and drums. ​

They debuted with the album "Nedchrescht" in 2021, followed by "Häxekult" in 2023. Their third album, "Bluetgraf," is slated for release in 2025. ​

Ghörnt's music delves into themes of blasphemy, occultism, satanism, and myths, delivering a raw and atmospheric black metal experience. Their work has garnered attention in the metal community, with each album contributing to their growing reputation.

Causam

Causam is a post-apocalyptic black metal band hailing from Switzerland, forged in 2020 amidst a world teetering on collapse. With a name rooted in the Latin word for “fall” or “ruin,” Causam channels the chaos of societal disintegration into an intense sonic experience—raw, atmospheric, and unrelentingly dark.

Drawing influence from black metal titans like Mgła, Rotting Christ, and Satyricon, the band fuses melodic dissonance with punishing riffs and layered textures, crafting a sound that is both immersive and ferocious. Their debut album, Doomsday Rapture, marked the beginning of a conceptual trilogy, exploring humanity’s descent through historical, mythological, and speculative apocalyptic themes.

Each member—Abaddon (vocals), Arawan (lead guitar), Arcis (rhythm guitar), Grievas (drums), and Andras (bass)—brings a distinct musical background ranging from punk to classic metal, adding depth and dynamism to Causam’s compositions.

Relentlessly creative and unafraid to confront the abyss, Causam stands as a rising force in modern black metal—offering not just music, but a reflection of a world undone.