Lollipop Magazine

Borknagar announce Fall + share new single – News

January 6, 2024

Norway’s pioneers of avant-garde and progressive Black Metal, Borknagar, are proud to announce their upcoming monumental twelfth studio album entitled Fall.

Century Media Records Hosts Isolation Festival on May 14th via YouTube – News

May 9, 2020

A free online festival hosted on Century Media’s YouTube channel on May 14th, 2020. The stream will begin at 8pm CET / 2pm EST / 11am PST.

Rotting Christ Reschedule North American Tour Dates – News

March 21, 2020

With tours taking a major hit during the Covid-19 pandemic, metal veterans Rotting Christ rescheduled the Devastation on the Nation tour for early 2021.

Rotting Christ Announce North American Headlining Tour – News

January 5, 2020

Greek metal veterans Rotting Christ will headline 2020’s Devastation on the Nation tour. They will be supported by Borknagar, Wolfheart, and Abigail Williams.

Borknagar release first single, “The Fire That Burns,” from True North – News

August 13, 2019

Borknagar release the single “The Fire That Burns” as a first impression from their 11th studio album, True North, due out on September 27th.

Borknagar Reveal True North Release Date – News

June 21, 2019

The upcoming album by Norway’s avant-garde metal band, Borknagar, True North, will be released by Century Media Records/Sony Music on September 27th.

Borknagar back with adventurous new record – News

January 4, 2016

Norwegian epic black metal pioneers Borknagar release their 10th studio album, Winter Thrice, on January 22nd, 2016 via Century Media Records.

Borknagar – Roots – Music Stream

April 15, 2012

The big, Earth-moving sounds on Borknagar’s Urd carry oversize themes as well, from planetary creation to cosmic unrest. “Roots” is among the many bright spots.

Borknagar – Urd – Review

April 15, 2012

The big, Earth-moving sounds on Borknagar’s Urd carry oversize themes as well, from planetary creation to cosmic unrest. “Roots” is among the many bright spots.

Borknagar – Origin – Review

March 12, 2007

An acoustic album with flutes and shit. Vintersorg’s voice can break hearts, but I just can’t get passed the freakin’ flutes.