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  • Drumming for Vildhjarta! EU Tour 2026 announced.

    I’m happy to announce that I‘ll be drumming for my Swedish friends in Vildhjarta during their EU tour with Humanity’s Last Breath, Enterprise Earth, and Karmanjakah. 👏🏻🥁

    I’m in the middle of focused practice and spend lots of time in my studio currently, but can’t wait to hit the road in Autumn.

    I hope to see and meet you all at one of the dates listed below.

    👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

    Dates:
    25/09 – DE Berlin, Hole44 
    26/09 – DE Cologne, Euroblast Festival
    27/09 – DE Leipzig, Hellraiser
    28/09 – CZ Prague, Rock Cafe 
    29/09 – AT Vienna, Szene 
    01/10 – DE Munich, Backstage Halle 
    02/10 – IT Milan, Slaughter Club 
    03/10 – CH Aarau, KiFF 
    04/10 – DE Nuremberg, Hirsch 
    05/10 – DE Stuttgart, Im Wizemann 
    06/10 – FR Paris, Petit Bain 
    08/10 – UK London, O2 Academy Islington 
    09/10 – UK Manchester, The Bread Shed
    11/10 – UK Glasgow, Slay 
    12/10 – UK Nottingham, Rescue Rooms 
    13/10 – UK Bristol, The Fleece
    15/10 – BE Antwerp, Trix Club 
    16/10 – NL Tilburg, Poppodium 013 
    17/10 – DE Hamburg, Markthalle
    18/10 – DK Copenhagen, Pumpehuset 
    19/10 – SE Gothenburg, Filmstudion 
    20/10 – NO Oslo, John Dee 
    22/10 – FI Helsinki, Tavastia 
    24/10 – SE Stockholm, Kollektivet Livet

    See you on the road! 🚌💨

    Tour poster

  • Nightmarer album recordings 2020

    After spending almost all of 2019 on the road with The Ocean i flew over to visit my long-time partner in crime Simon Sludge to lock ourselves in and write the Nightmarer follow-up album to “Cacophony of Terror”.

    We spent a good 2 1/2 weeks in an intense writing session before i headed back home to Berlin to record drums at one of my favourite places: Daily Hero Recordings! Our buddy Marc, who has been involved in our album recordings since “In Shoals” times was more than happy to tag along and within 3 days all new tracks were tracked and done!

    I’m very happy with my choice of gear (cymbals, shells, heads etc.), the tuning, the room and how everything turned out eventually! Intense sessions lead to intense music.

    Check out some pictures captured by Emma Kollmorgen below:

    Keep your eyes peeled for new music!
    Love, Paul