If the apocalypse had a soundtrack, it would be Inferum's discography.  

With both rhythmic and hypnotic drum patterns,  devastating guitar riffs, oppressive atmospheres and monstrous vocals. Add to that a crushing live performance and  introspective lyrics that explore the cold harshness of reality.  In 2017, they tore up the fields of Wacken at just 19 years old, quickly being recognized as one of the most promising bands in the Dutch metal scene. 

Now, they're ready to surpass that expectation after a line-up change, and a new refreshing sound that they want to introduce to the European metal scene.  While the parts of the previous material were also complex, the parts and sound of the upcoming album are rawer, more natural, more mature and clearer. In their live sound, this is especially noticeable through the use of analogue cabs and amps, and the fact that Inferum is one of the few metal bands to play on low-tuned baritone Danelectro guitars, which makes for a unique and distinctive sound that sets Inferum apart from other bands in the same genre.

Inferum leaves a deep and lasting impression.

Vocals - Morrison de Boer - Drums - Wouter Macare - Bass - Ozzy Voskuilen - Guitar - David Luiten - Guitar - Remco Schouten