Necrofier unveils video for 'Fires of the Apocalypse, Light My Path I' from Transcend Into Oblivion

Houston black metal band Necrofier has released a music video for 'Fires of the Apocalypse, Light My Path I,' the opening track of their third album Transcend Into Oblivion, out now via Metal Blade Records. This follows their earlier single and video for 'Fires of the Apocalypse, Light My Path III.' The album's three-part narrative explores awakening, struggle, and rebirth in a Luciferian 'dark night of the soul.'

Necrofier sharpens their Scandinavian-inspired black metal with Texan intensity on Transcend Into Oblivion, recorded in Houston and mixed in Brooklyn. The video highlights the first part of the album's 'Fires of the Apocalypse' trilogy, depicting the initial spark of inner transformation. Vocalist/guitarist Bakka states: "New beginnings burn deep in the soul."

The album follows the band's evolution since 2018. It features trilogies for awakening ('Fires of the Apocalypse'), struggle ('Servants of Darkness'), and rebirth ('Horns of Destruction'), bridged by interludes.

Necrofier has upcoming shows: March 28, 2026, at White Oak Music Hall Lawn in Houston with Acid Bath, Obituary, and High On Fire; May 16 at San Luis Metal Festival in Mexico; and May 22 at Maryland Deathfest in Baltimore. A European tour follows.

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Dramatic illustration of Lamb of God’s 'Into Oblivion' album amid apocalyptic U.S. societal decay, featuring band logo and ruined landmarks.
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Lamb of God announces album Into Oblivion and title track

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Lamb of God has revealed details of their new album, Into Oblivion, set for release on March 13, 2026, marking their first full-length effort in four years. The band shared the ferocious title track alongside a stark music video, emphasizing themes of societal decay. Frontman Randy Blythe described the record as a reflection on America's eroding social contract.

Houston black metal band Necrofier has unveiled a new single and video, "Fires of the Apocalypse, Light My Path III," from their forthcoming album "Transcend Into Oblivion." The release marks the band's continued evolution in the US black metal scene since forming in 2018. The album is set for February 27, 2026, via Metal Blade Records.

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The band Worm has unveiled the official music video for their single "Witchmoon: The Infernal Masquerade," which features guitarist Marty Friedman, formerly of Megadeth. This track serves as the closing song on their new album Necropalace, released on February 13, 2026, via Century Media Records. The video marks the third official visual from the album, following singles "Necropalace" and "Blackheart."

Austrian symphonic metal band Edenbridge has unveiled their new digital single 'Set The Dark On Fire,' accompanied by an official lyric video. The track serves as the title song for their upcoming album, set for release on January 16 via Steamhammer records. The band explores themes of transformation and inner peace amid darker elements.

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Scotland's blackened thrash metal band Hellripper has released a lyric video for the title track of their upcoming fourth studio album, Coronach. The album is scheduled for worldwide release on March 27, 2026, via Century Media Records. Mastermind James McBain describes the song as a musical experiment drawing from various influences.

Stockholm-based d-beat thrash duo Nattskri will release their debut EP, “Blasfemisk Kängthrash”, on March 6, 2026, via Majestic Mountain Records. The first single, “Dödens Hunger efter kött”, is already available for streaming. The project, started by Freezing Jon in 2015, features Swedish vocals for a direct style.

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Irish black/death metal band Coscradh has revealed details of its second full-length album, Carving The Causeway To The Otherworld, set for release on February 20, 2026, via 20 Buck Spin. The announcement includes the lead single 'Caesar’s Revelation (Hibernia L. VI V. XIV ad XVI et XXIV),' which declares defiance against imperial forces. Pre-orders are now available in multiple formats.

 

 

 

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