Mentor + Miguel and the Living Dead + Wolfpack Heading Nowhere

The three bands, which announced publishing cooperation with Piranha Music in 2026, will play five joint Polish concerts in December. Each group will promote their new album.

Mentor plans to release his album at the end of the year and it will be the fourth album of the band, which was created in 2011 in Sosnowiec. On three albums (Guts, Graves and Blasphemy, Cults, Crypts and Corpses and Wolves, Wraiths and Witches) we heard an aggressive mix of thrash and black metal and hardcore punk. The subject matter of their lyrics revolves around blasphemy, as well as low-budget horror films. They have not played concerts in the last two years, but have previously done nationwide tours with Vader and Decapitated, as well as performed at Mystic Festival, Summer Dying Loud, Metalmania or German PartySan OpenAir.

Miguel and the Living Dead will release their third album, VII: This Is Not My Blood, in the fall. This is the publishing comeback with a full album after 19 years of hiatus, the end of which was announced by the EP Hyenaz released this year! . Discs released before the suspension of activity — Alarm!!! and Postcards From The Other Side from 2005 and 2007 — are considered classics of Polish deathrock. The people of Warsaw (currently operating between Poland and the UK) also combine influences of gothic rock, punk and psychobilly in their music. In the image layer, they draw on classic horror, B-class films and the raw aesthetics of the underground of the 80s.

At the same time, the premiere video for the song (I Am) The Outcast, from the EP Hyenaz! :

https://youtu.be/0Ffn-s-yWD0

Wolfpack Heading Nowhere is this year's debutant, albeit immersed in the 90s, when MTV television was experiencing its golden times. Wolfpack's album Heading Nowhere, released on May 8, features gothic metal inspired by Type O Negative, The Cult, Paradise Lost and Tiamat. They will play their first concert under this name at the Castle Party Festival, but the line-up consists of experienced musicians from groups such as Shodan, Owls Woods Graves, THVN and HellFuck.