Cult of Luna

Cult of Luna is a post-metal band hailing from Umeå, Sweden that brings forth a crushing sonic experience. With over two decades of experience, they have become a force of its own by constantly testing and expanding the boundaries of what is considered heavy. From monumental riffs through delicate melodies all the way to suffocating vocals, their music will pierce right through your soul and leave you exposed to the vastness of the void.

Stefanie, Stijn and Peter teamed up to start Brutus in 2013. They all met while playing in different bands from the same region of Leuven (Belgium). In merging their different ideas and musical tastes they have formed a strong union, both musically and personally.

Drummer vocalist Stefanie mixes black-metal blast beats with math-rock flourishes whilst belting out the most impassioned vocals, shifting from deceptively melodic to out-right larynx-punishing in the blink of an eye. Guitarist Stijn Vanhoegaerden takes ethereal post-rock tones to hardcore punk levels of speed and energy aside Peter Mulders powerful sub-frequency shifts. It’s the way in which the band mixes post-rock construction, metal dynamics with hardcore energy and prog rock all the while lacing it with pure pop melodies that make Brutus’ sound so unique and all their own.

Brutus’ debut album BURST (2017) was released by Hassle Records in UK and Europe, and then later by Sargent House for USA and the rest of the World. In 2017- 2018 they have toured extensively all over Europe, playing many large festivals as well as direct support to Russian Circles, Thrice and Chelsea Wolfe on their European tours.

With a new album slated for release in early 2019, they are ready for more. Trouble comes in threes, so does Brutus.

A.A. Williams effortlessly moves between fragile beauty and crushing intensity. The London-based multi-instrumentalist blends post-rock, dark folk, gothic atmospheres and classical influences into deeply cinematic songs, all carried by her unmistakable velvet voice. Since the acclaimed Forever Blue, she has established herself as one of the most distinctive artists in contemporary dark music. With her latest album Solstice (2026), Williams further refines her signature balance of light and darkness, intimacy and overwhelming power.