Lollipop Magazine

Vader announce 2023 Tour with Krisiun & Decrepit Birth – News

December 29, 2022

Polish death metal legends Vader announce their Revelation Of The Wicked North American 2023 Tour. Support by Brazil’s Krisiun and labelmates Decrepit Birth.

Revocation US Headlining Tour Underway – News

September 21, 2022

Revocation kicked off their US headlining tour on September 9th, running through October 16th. Support is provided by Krisiun, Alluvial, and Inoculation.

The final 14 acts for Sweden Rock Festival 2019 confirmed! – News

February 21, 2019

With this, all 82 acts have been announced and this year’s line-up is complete. The running order will be posted shortly!

Krisiun on tour with Sepultura and Death Angel – News

April 26, 2012

Brazilian death metallers Krisiun will be returning to North America next week for an epic tour featuring Sepultura, Death Angel, and Havok.

Krisiun – The Great Execution – Review

April 15, 2012

Krisiun’s no-nonsense death metal has earned the Brazilian band tour spots alongside Immolation, Nile, and Unleashed, and they’re still going for the jugular.

Krisiun – Rise and Confront – Music Stream

April 15, 2012

Krisiun’s no-nonsense death metal has earned the Brazilian band tour spots alongside Immolation, Nile, and Unleashed, and they’re still going for the jugular.

Sepultura on tour with Death Angel next month – News

March 26, 2012

Legendary Brazilian/American thrashers, Sepultura, will return to North America once again this April! Joining them are Death Angel, Krisiun, and Havok.

Krisiun – Works of Carnage – Review

February 23, 2004

Krisiun’s reputation has always slightly exceeded its substance, but the band are at the forefront of traditional death metal, Brazil’s new tireless ambassadors.

Identity 7 – Deadly Sins – Review

February 22, 2002

Fans will get hard-ons for Candiria, Iced Earth, Stuck Mojo, and Nevermore while being exposed to Krisiun, …And Oceans, The Forsaken, and other eye-poppers.

Krisiun – Ageless Venomous – Review

February 2, 2002

Krisiun don’t bend my brain the way bands like Immolation and Nile do, but they continue to define their sound on their fifth collection of pure virulence.