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Maltese Alt-Metal Powerhouse FROM SHEEP TO WOLVES Signs With Wormholedeath

Maltese alternative metal outfit From Sheep To Wolves have officially signed with Wormholedeath, marking a significant step forward in the band’s evolution. A new chapter begins The signing connects the band with an international platform, positioning them for wider exposure beyond their local scene. For a group...

Thank You for the Support in 2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we want to thank everyone who supported Eastern Gate throughout the year. From media partners and collaborators to artists and listeners, your interest and engagement have been essential in shaping our first major chapter. This year marked an important milestone...

KEYMAKER KOMPILATION

Eastern Gate launches a curated metal compilation project supported by the Wormholedeath legacy Eastern Gate, with the support of the Wormholedeath legacy, announces Keymaker Kompilation, a curated compilation album project dedicated to metal artists. The project is conceived as a professional release platform for bands with unreleased material,...

Constantine Kanakis Releases Instrumental Single “Solitude”

UK metal guitarist Constantine Kanakis returns with “Solitude”, a new instrumental single that places emotion and melody front and centre. Expressive guitar work Rather than overwhelming the listener with sheer speed, Kanakis lets each phrase unfold naturally. The lead guitar lines breathe, giving the track a reflective...

Mental Torment present new imagery tied to future material

Kyiv-based Death/Doom metal outfit Mental Torment have begun quietly lifting the veil on their next creative chapter. While new music is still in the works, the band has confirmed that a recently completed photoshoot is directly connected to material they are currently developing, offering an...

Fifteen Stitches Drop “Nemo Liber” Music Video

Hard rock powerhouse Fifteen Stitches return with a new video for “Nemo Liber”, a track that leans into everything they do best: big hooks, thick guitars and that slightly unhinged edge that keeps things from feeling too safe. Sharp riffs and a restless groove “Nemo Liber” rides...