Vixenta

Formed in 2010, Vixenta quickly evolved into a collaborative effort with each member infusing their influences into the band's sound.

Their debut album, "A Moment in Solace" (2012), showcased intricate counter melodies and dual vocalists, setting the stage for their experimental journey through black metal.

Venturing into darker territories with the "Predation" EP in 2014, Vixenta culminated in a live show before a brief hiatus.

Resurfacing in 2018 with a remastered discography and permanent vocalist Moosh, they released "Polarity" (2021), inspired by harrowing tales of polar exploration and featuring themes of human endurance and resilience in the worst of conditions. Soon after, they collaborated with Hanoi-based melodic black metal band Elcrost on a split EP, garnering positive reviews. This collaboration showcased Vixenta's versatility with stripped-down, slower, and longer songs echoing their debut album.

Vixenta's third full-length album THE OUBLIETTE is their darkest and most ambitious yet. Drawing heavy inspiration from the raw intensity of second wave black metal groups such as Emperor and Enslaved, as well as the fractured lore of dark fantasy media such as Dark Souls and Castlevania, the album is a descent into the extremes of human despair and resilience.