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Selling CD, Vinyl, DVD, Merchandise and Second hand - Extreme Metal and Dark music
MINT COPY
https://www.discogs.com/release/2341359-Marduk-Those-Of-The-Unlight
https://www.discogs.com/release/629368-Marduk-Dark-Endless
MINT COPY
MINT COPY
https://www.discogs.com/release/4118981-Pretty-Maids-Red-Hot-And-Heavy
Mint copy, japanese double cd:
https://www.discogs.com/release/11480717-Savatage-Japan-Live-94-Ghost-In-The-Ruins
Near Mint copy of this edition:
https://www.discogs.com/release/3505235-Mortal-Sin-Face-Of-Despair
EDGE OF CASE & INSERTS CUT (an unfortunate habit they had back then to mark cds as promos or nice-price in stores)
MINT COPY OF
https://www.discogs.com/release/167886-Pitch-Shifter-Infotainment
With their seventh full-length entitled "Narkissos", FORTÍÐ have finally delivered a masterpiece that should easily make it into the top part of those end of the year lists. The Icelandic trio has not even changed much, they are just doing everything even better than before. FORTÍÐ forge melodic riffing from black, death, thrash, and heavy metal threads into one sharp weapon. The Icelanders don't care about any particular genre, but focus entirely on writing excellent songs. As a result "Narkissos" features nine catchy and fiery metal anthems. FORTÍÐ determined the musical coordinates of their long journey with the ambitious "Völuspá" album trilogy, which was released from 2003 to 2010. Their early combination of harsh black and death metal riffing with a pinch of thrash and a penchant for epic melodies, versatile vocals as well as a heavy dose of "Icelandic sound" was continuously refined on the acclaimed "Pagan Prophecies" (2012) full-length and the following "9" (2015) album. With the dark and deadly "World Serpent" (2020), FORTÍÐ charted the current course that led via the two-track EP "Dómur um dauðan hvern" (2022) straight to "Narkissos". Lyrically, FORTÍÐ remain on an Old Norse and pagan course. Guðmundsson has woven a yarn in a Nordic context about a character with the so-called narcissistic personality disorder that runs as a red thread through "Narkissos". FORTÍÐ present a contemporary metal album that is both musically and lyrically taking the Icelanders to a new peak, and by firmly placing substance over style will find its audience.
