FATE’S HAND

Fate’s Hand are:
Gjöll – bass, guitars
Denimal – vocals

discography:

With the crash of breaking waves and the caw of a thousand ravens, a new force rises from Australia’s heavy metal depths – a force known as Fate’s Hand.
A name whispered in underground circles since their arrival, now spoken with growing reverence.
Fate’s Hand first unsheathed their blade in 2021 with a self-titled EP that arrived quietly but struck with unmistakable power.
Though the band kept their identities understated, seasoned listeners quickly recognized the pedigree:
members tied to Australian heavyweights StarGazer, Mongrels Cross, and beyond.
From their very first strike, the band tapped deep into the well of Northern myth and old-world steel, delivering a savage yet skillful take on traditional heavy metal.
Their debut was a rare thing – both ancient and new, familiar yet utterly commanding.
Now, Fate’s Hand return to raise the stakes.
Their first full-length album, the aptly titled ‘Steel, Fire and Ice‘, expands their vision in every direction.
Where the EP offered four tightly coiled tracks, the album doubles the arsenal, revealing the breadth of their craft with greater ferocity and confidence.
On ‘Steel, Fire and Ice‘, the band sings of victories on both physical and metaphysical battlefields.
The visceral melodies that defined their EP remain, but here they bite deeper – gripping the spear of classic heavy metal while invoking the spirit of the genre’s earliest titans.
In the same breath, Fate’s Hand challenge those very gods, testing their mettle against the legends.
The album moves with epic ambition yet keeps its blood-hot urgency.
Stoicism clashes with bravado; soaring drama collides with raw steel.
Track by track, the momentum builds into a storm of timeless sturm und drang, leaving the listener both exhausted and exhilarated by the album’s final charge.
For fans of Judas Priest’s precision, King Diamond’s theatrical menace, Destruction’s ferocity, and Bathory’s mythic fire, FATE’S HAND carry the torch proudly – and burn with a heat entirely their own.
Turn the lights down, raise the volume, and brace yourself.
Glory belongs to the brave on ‘Steel, Fire and Ice‘…