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South American edition published by ICARUS Music (please note: this is an official license, not a bootleg)
South American edition published by ICARUS Music (please note: this is an official license, not a bootleg)
South American edition published by ICARUS Music (please note: this is an official license, not a bootleg)
South American edition published by ICARUS Music (please note: this is an official license, not a bootleg)
Tracks 2 and 3 are demo versions.
Track 4 is previously unreleased.
Track 5 was recorded in 1999 as a tribute to Euronymous
Edizione Sudamericana pubblicata da ICARUS Music (nota bene: questa è una licenza ufficiale, non è un bootleg)
South American edition published by ICARUS Music (please note: this is an official license, not a bootleg)
South American edition published by ICARUS Music (please note: this is an official license, not a bootleg)
At St. Petersen’s University Hospital, nightmares become coursework and "Operating Altar" is the soundtrack to those horrors! Cartilage channel Matthew Krolmark’s descent into medical madness with a single, sprawling Deathgrind opus: faster than a panicked heartbeat, sharper than Dr. Warwick Locke’s questionable scalpel, and dripping with enough gore to violate several ethical boards. A grand‑guignolesque blood ritual disguised as an album, ready to carve its way through the living, the dead, and anyone foolish enough to listen without anesthesia! For fans of Exhumed, Impetigo, Carcass, Pharmacist.
South American edition published by ICARUS Music (please note: this is an official license, not a bootleg)
South American edition published by ICARUS Music (please note: this is an official license, not a bootleg)
South-American (Argentina) edition, released by ICARUS Music. Please note, this is an officially licensed edition, not a Russian bootleg
Chelsea Wolfe returns with her ninth studio album, The Dark, offering a more organic sound that sits somewhere between dark folk, gothic rock, and alternative. Guitars, piano, and live drums blend with her most mature songwriting yet, paired with a voice that sounds more powerful and confident than ever.
Thematically, The Dark explores letting go, self-discovery, and the strength to face one's own darkness. Created in collaboration with producer Ben Chisholm and guest musicians including Robin Finck (Nine Inch Nails), Stella Mozgawa (Warpaint), Matt Chamberlain, and Justin Meldal-Johnsen, the result is an atmospheric album that further develops Chelsea Wolfe's unmistakable sound — one that should appeal to longtime fans and new listeners alike.