Dead Autumn - Everything Dies / Sunday of the Dead / Denial of Death
Everything Dies:
Founded in 2024 by Stefan Lorenz aka Nargathrond, Everything Dies is dedicated to atmospheric depressive black metal. With a high recognition value thanks to pop songwriting and 666% passion, it invites you to dream, cry, headbang and sing along.
The debut album “Survivalist” was released on October 4th, 2024. It contains 7 songs including a cover version of HIM – The Funeral Of Hearts, which rounds off the album.
In February 2025 we had our first big impact at the Frostfeurnächte Festival followed by great resonance.
Sunday of the Dead - Band Biography
Sunday of the Dead is a Death/Doom Metal band hailing from Würzburg, Germany. Formed in 2019 by Susi (guitar, clean vocals) and Steffi (bass, main growls), the band released their debut EP Disrupt the Night in 2020, recorded at Pariah Music Studios. That same year, Phil (guitar, growls) and Jürgen (drums) completed the lineup, bringing new weight and depth to the band's sound.
Following Steffi's departure in 2021, she was succeeded by Glauber Haereticus, whose arrival marked a new era for the band—both sonically and thematically. Since then, Sunday of the Dead has performed extensively, refining a sound that balances overwhelming heaviness with atmospheric desolation.
Their 2025 release, Memento Moribundis, once again recorded at Pariah Music Studios and mixed by Matthias Burgis, delves even deeper into existential despair, offering a bleak yet captivating sonic journey. With every release, the band continues to shape their vision: forging music that confronts mortality, decay, and the shadowed corners of the human soul.
Denial of Death - Band Biography
Denial of Death is a black/death/doom metal entity forged in the shadow of global isolation—conceived as a one-man act in Nuremberg, Germany, during the 2021 pandemic. Founded by Glauber Haereticus, a Brazilian expatriate, the project emerged as a sonic resistance against spiritual stagnation and existential fear.
The debut EP, Unholy Trinity, was released just months after its inception, delivering a raw yet philosophical blend of blackened aggression and doomed despair. That same year, Denial of Death explored a more introspective side through the singles "The Eternal Rest" and "Wisdom and Sorrow"—slow-paced, mournful compositions enriched by acoustic passages and choir arrangements that revealed the project's emotional depth and versatility.
As the vision grew, so did the sound. Denial of Death evolved into a full band with the arrival of Petros (drums), Susie (lead guitar), and Julian Roos (bass & rhythm guitar). With this transformation, the band broadened its musical palette while preserving its core themes: mortality, defiance, and existential reckoning.
Denial of Death conjures a sound that is at once phantasmagorical, atmospheric, and confrontational. Their music navigates the liminal space between sacred and profane, between philosophical inquiry and apocalyptic catharsis.
The EP Unholy Trinity was recorded in Nuremberg and mixed/mastered by Michael Kraxenberger at Sick of Sound Studios in Munich. The full-length debut album, A Failed Exorcism, was entirely produced by Glauber Haereticus, reflecting the project's uncompromising artistic autonomy.
