International Melodic Death Metal Supergroup TIL THE END (With Ex-Members of Nightrage, Armageddon, Orgy) Drops New Single & Video for “Dismal Paradise”

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The melodic death metal supergroup TIL THE END has released the new single “Dismal Paradise,” taken from the band’s self-titled album out on September 11th via Lifeforce Records.

The song is accompanied from a music video that you can watch here: https://tinyurl.com/3xa5rns8

With their widely acclaimed debut EP “Dark Kings,” TIL THE END made an impressive entrance into the melodic death metal community last year, immediately winning over a broad audience. With the release of their debut full-length album, the band now takes the next major step. The self-titled record on LIFEFORCE RECORDS is a clear statement: an expression of confidence, artistic determination, and an unwavering focus on what matters most — the music. And the music speaks for itself.

The line-up of the group, founded in 2023, brings together four musicians firmly rooted in the international scene: vocalist Antony Hämäläinen (Nightrage, Armageddon), guitarist Kostas Sotos (Mystic Prophecy, Crystal Tears), drummer Márton Veress (Orgy, Armageddon), and bassist/rhythm guitarist Nic Svensson (Slaves For Scores). TIL THE END is their shared vehicle to pay tribute to the legendary Gothenburg sound while simultaneously pushing it forward with modern energy and a contemporary artistic vision.

The quartet’s sound blends playful ease with technical finesse and remarkable catchiness. TIL THE END relies on striking melodies, precise, driving drums, and vocals that shift seamlessly between raw power and melodic accessibility — a perfect reflection of their musical approach. The self-titled debut album stands out with unbridled energy and a deep understanding of what makes melodic death metal truly captivating.

In the tradition of early works by icons such as At The Gates and In Flames, TIL THE END embraces a raw, authentic, and handcrafted approach. Songwriting and musicianship clearly take center stage, which is also reflected in the organic, punchy production. In doing so, the band not only honors their influences but also shapes a distinct, modern identity of their own.