In this article, Karl – singer of Pantokrator and Melech – uses several scriptures from the Bible to show how Christians are challenged in their freedom in today’s world and what it means for a Christian to be obedient to “the world”. I am ashamed to see the supposed rebels of the Black Metal scene bowing to the “new religion”.…
Thanks again for being here. First of all, we know that you’ve been working on something new. Could you shed any light on what’s to come in these dark days? Dempsey W. Mills: After my last album, Dark Winter Memories, I felt a bit drained and wanted to try a different direction as a new outlet for my creativity. I…
After ten years of pure silence, Mercy surprises with a new album. The Powers That Be reveals a new form of attack and could have dire consequences in the short or long term. We spoke with mentor Phillippe Santana to learn more about not only the new work, but his new sonic and conceptual approach. Your new album is finally…
Nearing the end of three decades, Pantokrator remains intact in its mission as well as its lineup and a unique way of transmitting its faith. For the first time, we were able to delve a little deeper into the lyrical concept of the Swedish group while talking about past and present sounds aspects in a superficial way. We open the…
The Cerimonial Sacred Horde was formed in 1998 in a small Brazilian town called Santa Bárbara d’Oeste, located in the state of São Paulo. The band was born like any other band. The difference is that members Abisai Darkaliel and Melancton Samengallef broke the barrier of time. While other projects and bands died along the way, losing their lives and…
We support the Christian underground with an important message to share. Through the intercession of our Lord Jesus Christ, we want to take the Word of Jesus Christ into the dark holes where the traditional churches have never been able to enter. True to the motto: "But ye, brethren, are not in darkness, that that day should overtake you as a thief. Ye are all children of light, and children of the day; we are not of night, nor of darkness" (1 Thess. 5, 4-5).
