Pogavranjen's third full length enterprise "Jedva Čekam Da Nikad Ne Umrem" (Looking Forward To Never Die) is yet again a step towards uncharted deserts of dark, progressive and moody soundscapes. Structuring contemporary discipline of black metal into something much more refined and evolved, quite often borderline psychedelic and jazzy, Pogavranjen emerged as a banner wielder well beyond the borders of usual formulas. Keeping the avantgarde edge thru the entire trip, Jedva Čekam Da Nikad Ne Umrem deepens the obvious obsession with abrasive, almost gain-free stringworks and masterful polyrhythmic drumming solutions. Pogavranjen once again proves to be a beast of a great oddity leaving a strong flavored album swelling with myriad of bizarre faces twisting in nether.

15th September marks the release date of an exceptional offering by Poland's Odraza. The brand new MCD titled 'Kir' (Polish for 'pall') features the live recording of the group's performance at Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory – The Museum of the City of Cracow. A single instrumental piece made its way to the record. Scoring around twenty minutes, the track has been commisioned for the Museum's event 'Pamiętaj z nami' ('Remember with us'), commemorating the damages of World War II. It's probably the first ever instance of Black Metal being manifested during an event organized in by Polish public institution.