The darkness of a new era has descended. Finnish melodic death metal band Re-Armed returns from the shadows with their new single “Ominous Penumbra”, serving as a foreboding introduction to the band’s upcoming full-length album.

Listen to the song on music services (Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, Qobuz, Bandcamp etc.): https://push.fm/fl/rearmed-ominouspenumbra

The song’s oppressive atmosphere and symbolism – “A dark mass with wispy tendrils, floats across the sky…” – intertwine with the concept of a shadow that is not born solely from individual darkness, but surrounds us all. “We ourselves are the greatest enemies of all living things,” the band reflects on the song’s message.

“Ominous Penumbra” continues Re-Armed’s journey toward the spring 2026 album, exploring the delicate balance between light and darkness in ever deeper ways. The album is loosely themed around opposing forces and the ongoing struggle between them – both in the world and within the human mind.

The single is now available on all streaming platforms – a reminder that shadows are never far, and each of us carries our own.

 

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The melodic death metal outfit Re-Armed from Finland’s capital region returns with a brand new single Fragments of Time, now streaming on all major platforms!

Staying true to their signature sound, the band delivers a heavy-hitting track filled with soaring melodies, crushing riffs, and a hint of groove. The result is a diverse and atmospheric piece of melodic death metal.

The band comments on the release:
“A versatile song layered with strong melodies and a touch of groove. The lyrics explore the concept of time — how we sometimes get stuck in the past or dream too much about the future, while life actually happens right here and now.”

Fragments of Time is now available on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and other major streaming services: https://push.fm/fl/rearmed-fragmentsoftime

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The Finnish melodic death metal outfit Re-Armed has sunk its teeth into the iconic EDM hit “What Is Love”, delivering a heavier, hard-hitting version of the classic. The result? A track that drags you straight from the dancefloor into the mosh pit—catchy, yet thunderously crushing.

Listen to the single on music services (Spotify, YouTube, Deezer, Tidal jne.): https://push.fm/fl/rearmed-whatislove

The band shares the story behind the cover:

“This time, we decided to throw a punch with a silk glove on—and spill the drinks all over right after. Initially, we jammed this track at our rehearsal space just for fun, and to our surprise, it actually worked! After the laughter died down, we knew we had to record it—and here we are. The song’s post choruses are once again elevated by a guest appearance from vocalist Mirva Saviniemi. Whether you love it or hate it, we welcome all reactions with open arms!”

Re-Armed’s version injects Haddaway’s classic with a fresh dose of raw power, guaranteed to strike a chord with both nostalgics and metalheads alike.

 

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Finnish melodic death metal band Re-Armed has released a new single titled “Pitfalls”. The band also announces that they will be supporting Omnium Gatherum on their Japan tour this fall.

Re-Armed comments on the release and their upcoming Japan tour: “With ‘Pitfalls,’ we decided to keep things more straightforward—a neck-snapping, groove-driven track with good melodies in the front and center. It’s great to return to Japan for the second time, and this time, it’s an honor to warm up the audience for Omnium Gatherum.”

Upcoming Japan shows:
September 15th at Shibuya Garret, Tokyo
September 16th at Shibuya Garret, Tokyo
September 17th at Holy Mountain, Osaka

The “Pitfalls” single is released by Inverse Records and is the second teaser from the band’s upcoming fifth album, which is yet to be titled.

Listen to “Pitfalls” on Spotify

 

 

 

 

 

 

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