• Home
  • Visual
    • Movies
    • Series
  • Aural
    • Recent music
    • Videos
  • Aesthetics
    • Art
    • Fashion
    • Photography
  • Living
    • BlackCraft
    • Curiousities
    • Food and drink
  • Random

Black Forest Magazine

Art in its Blackest form

  • About
  • Contact

Beastmilk enters the grave and rises!

March 4, 2015 by Jan F. Lindsø Leave a Comment

gravepleasures-band

The news just dropped that Beastmilk has transformed into Grave Pleasures. The name change is said to be due to some ‘irreconcilable differences’ between the co-founders of the band, resulting in Johan “goatspeed” Snell leaving the band.

The lineup now still consists of Kvohst and Arina, and Linnea Olsson (The Oath, Sonic Ritual) who joined the band earlier in 2014. They also recruited Juho Vanhanen (Oranssi Pazuzu) as their new guitarist. It’s a bit shame they dropped their Beastmilk name as it really represented something new and unique, but the great news is that they are now entering studio to record their new album. And yes, they will still be playing the Beastmilk classics live!

More:
gravepleasures.com
Facebook

Share on facebook
Facebook
0
Share on twitter
Twitter
Share on pinterest
Pinterest
0
Share on google
Google
Share on tumblr
Tumblr
0

Filed Under: Aural, Music Tagged With: apocalyptic post-punk, apocalyptic rock, beastmilk, kvohst

About Jan F. Lindsø

Norwegian musician, photographer and writer. Founder and owner of label and management Black Forest Records.

NOW PLAYING

Cover artwork for Këkht Aräkh.

Social

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Tumblr
  • Twitter

Newsletter

Popular

Sorry. No data so far.

Latest pins

  • Gunther von Hagens, acid-corrosion cast of the arteries of the adult human hand
  • Call me cupcake: Gluten-free almond cake with chocolate fudge frosting
  • Vertebrae Harness by Zana Bayne
  • Zdzislaw Beksinski.
  • In Solitude enters the grave
  • Germ Bomb to release their 3rd full length ‘Under a Fading Sun’
  • Tribulation - The Children of the Night.
  • Neither are the rumors, according to David Lynch!

ABOUT

Black Forest Magazine is a Norwegian, digital magazine dedicated to dark arts and artisans.

SEARCH

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Tumblr
  • Twitter

© 2025 · Black Forest Magazine · Advertise