Discovering heavy signals from the underground

The latest tracks, reviews and fuzz-driven sounds from the heavy underground scene in Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland.

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    Sleep – Hempispheres

    8 September 2026

    Sleep are back without Matt Pike and with an album that doesn’t try to pretend nothing has happened. *Hempispheres* isn’t a revival; it’s a change of direction. The question is whether this new direction leads anywhere.

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    Besvärjelsen – Till Glömskan Ad Oblivionem

    7 September 2026

    Besvärjelsen call themselves ‘forest rockers’ – not as a joke, but as a manifesto. Where desert rock has sand and sun-baked gravel, these Swedes have dark Dalarna forests. *Till Glömskan Ad Oblivionem* is the band’s third album, and it’s not about shouting the loudest. It’s about venturing deeper into the forest.

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    Græns – Antitunes

    6 September 2026

    *Antitunes* is the debut album by the Swedish band Græns, a group that describes its own music as "liminal music from Gothenburg." It’s not an unusually bold description of their genre – and after listening to the album a few times, it’s not wrong either.

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    Sleep – The Morrisist

    7 August 2026

    Sleep are back with a new line-up and a new sound. "The Morrisist" is the second single from their forthcoming album *Hempispheres*, and it signals that the band have no intention of standing still – even without the man who defined their guitar sound for many years.

Permafuzz is an independent music radar for heavy, fuzz-driven underground music.

We’re on the lookout for new sounds, powerful riffs, dark atmospheres and bands that deserve to be heard. Here, we bring together tracks from stoner, doom, psych, sludge and related genres — with a focus on music that has weight, edge and character. Permafuzz is first and foremost about the joy of listening, curiosity and the desire to highlight music that often lies just beneath the surface.

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