Panzerfaust is a Canadian black metal band formed in 2005 as an entity forged from the combined desire to create music and writing equally voided of their conventions. Categorically a black metal band, Panzerfaust however claims no devotional framework, and firmly holds an anti-theistic postion. Panzerfaust has NO ideology, but rather pursues ideas for the ideas themselves. In our view – nothing is sacred.

Let no man be saved from our judgment; only the dead have seen the end of the war.

GROZA (“storm”, “terror”) is a black metal band from Bavaria, Germany. Their sound is driven by emotion, anger and sadness, combining searing melodies, raging blast beats and melancholy induced clean guitar passages into a melodic, dynamic blend.

Founded as a one-man project by singer / multi-instrumentalist P.G. in 2016, the band gradually grew towards a full band in the following two years, culminating in the self-release of their first effort – “Unified In Void” (2018) – which almost instantly gained attention and interest, leading to the signing to AOP Records shortly after. After 3 years of writing and intense live activity followed the release of the 2nd full length album “The Redemptive End” (2021), that was met with critical acclaim and overwhelming reception of fans alike, entering #78 of the German album charts consequently.

Between releases, the band has extensively presented their craft live on stages all across Europe during various club shows, festivals and full-fledged tours across Europe. To date, GROZA has played 120+ shows in over 20 countries. Continuing to do so in the fall of 2024, the band will again tour Europe in support of the new album.

The new highly anticipated 3rd full-length album “NADIR” will be released on September 20th 2024.

GROZA is: P.G. – lead vocals, bass (live), guitars U.A. – backup vocals, guitars T.H.Z. – drums S.R. – guitars (live session)

“Withering Soul has left me somewhat spellbound by their brand of Black Metal.”
-Metal Odessey

“Each track here is a refreshing return to when Metal was stylish and still sounded evil, menacing and punishing.”
-Apoch’s Metal Review

“ A stunning achievement in the field of USBM and is sure to create a well deserved buzz for the band.”
– Heavy Metal Time Machine

Frozen black metal exploring dark mythologies and cosmic evil entities.