Arkona issue ninth full-length studio album Kob' (English translation: 'Spell') "Kob' is Arkona's darkest creation to date," Arkona commented. "Conceptually, the album describes six steps of the... more

"Stella Pandora", the impassioned and anthemic 8th album from Arkona, finds the formidable Polish Black Metal pioneers supremely focused, superbly intense and aflame with melodic vigour. - Since... more

Arkona's debut album Vozrozhdenie was originally released in 2004 and firmly placed both the band and it's Russian mother country on the pagan / folk metal map. Front woman Masha's powerful... more

Khram is the Russian word for temple - and is also the title of the eighth Arkona album. A Khram is a temple shrouded in natural mysticism slumbering behind nocturnal treetops, yet open to everyone.... more

Arkona's debut 'Vosrozdenie' (in English 'Rebirth' or 'Renaissance') was recorded in 2004. It was the first of so far 5 very well received pagan metal albums.

Arkona, one of the first and best Polish black metal bands, follow up 2016's Debemur Morti debut Lunaris with the frighteningly-focused Age Of Capricorn, a zip-wire blast of mesmerizing intensity.... more

2013 reissue. Mirumir presents the first vinyl reissue of legendary Russian metal band Aria's 1985 debut album, Mania Velichiya (Megalomania). Heavily influenced by Iron Maiden, Aria's heavy sound... more

The members of Arkona have already managed to make a name for themselves within the pagan metal scene that extends way beyond the borders of their native Russia. Their new album "Slovo" acknowledges... more

Arkona returns after three long years and finally releases the new album YAV. The Russian warriors revolving around the impressive front lady Masha 'Scream' Arkhipova have perfected their unique... more

On "Goi, Rode, Goi" Arkona, the Pagan Metal mongers revolving around front lady Masha Scream, give the legends and traditions of their Russian homeland new life and thus, forge steadfastly forth... more