Dark Fortress disband

2022-12-08 by Fernando Alves | 11 Comments
Black metallers Dark Fortress have just announced that after almost thirty years as a blackened collective they will be breaking up. Band's statement goes as follows:

"We are hereby announcing the end of Dark Fortress.

This has been coming for a while, and it's been an extremely hard decision. But since we did not want to simply let the band fall apart, we decided to end Dark Fortress with a bang, properly and in dignity, something that we owe not only to our fans and to all the people who have supported us for over two decades, but something that we also owe to ourselves.

So we are proudly announcing our final tour together with co-headliners The Spirit and special guests Asphagor. Come and let's celebrate one more time. This will be your last chance to see Dark Fortress live"


03.05.2023 – Saarbrücken, DE Garage

04.05.2023 – Aarau, CH Kiff

05.05.2023 – Paris, FR Backstage
06.05.2023 – Gent, BE Asgaard

07.05.2023 – London, UK Boston Music Room

08.05.2023– Rotterdam, NL Baroeg

09.05.2023 – Bochum, DE Matrix

10.05.2023 – Berlin, DE Hole 44

11.05.2023 – Leipzig, DE Hellraiser

12.05.2023 – Poznan, PL Klub u Bazyla

13.05.2023 – Wien, AT Viper Room
14.05.2023 – München, DE Backstage



Tagged: Dark Fortress

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Mellowdeath
December 8th 2022
14 Comments


Thirty years somewhat successful in this genre is a damn good run anyways.

frozencarl
December 8th 2022
2074 Comments


aw man, thats awful news. grateful i was able to see em this past summer

swallowtales
December 8th 2022
939 Comments


Laaaaaaame, their last record was great as has been their whole discog. They shall be missed.

ChaoticVortex
December 8th 2022
1616 Comments


Sad news. Consitent, quality band who never really dropped a masterpiece but nothing bad either.

combustion07
December 9th 2022
13045 Comments


Just discovered their debut last year and I love the shit out of it. Haven't heard any of their other albums but bad news nonetheless

oltnabrick
December 9th 2022
41740 Comments


Their first two albums are great! Rip the band

Muzz79
Contributing Reviewer
December 9th 2022
4141 Comments


Rip. They were good

manosg
Emeritus
December 9th 2022
12717 Comments


Damn, love Tales from Eternal Dusk.

jemaiseyeti
December 9th 2022
409 Comments


Shame, good band. Hope to catch them on their farewell tour.

RustCohle
December 9th 2022
450 Comments


Their entire discography is of good quality.

prnzokoshiro
December 10th 2022
60 Comments


I will glue countless copies of their discog together and build a dark fortress out of them in their honor.

seriously though, RIP and will the vocalist leave Alkaloid and/or Noneuclid too? has a future frontin a Yes cover band... that'd be an interestingly horrible idea

I liked DF pre-Morean better but Ylem was a damn'd fine record... they all were to some respectable extent but 2010 I quit drinking n Ylem was one of the releases I latched onto for dear life to help expel the alkie demonnn



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