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Finnish Black Metal. Reissue of the great first demo with Azazel, Nattfog, Vornat members.
 

Hailing from the black metal hotbed of Finland, Curse Upon a Prayer was founded in Tornio in 2010 and have since released two albums - From The Lands of Demise in 2014, and Rotten Tongues in 2015. The band has gained some recognition for their strong, anti-Islamic themes, which are fiercely manifested in their live shows. During those well-received events, there has been multiple Quran desecrations, and the ruthless flame of Curse Upon a Prayer continues to grow without any hesitation.

Now, the Finnish infidels of Curse Upon a Prayer have decided to take another step towards the gaping abyss and thus present a new EP, thematically titled The Three Woes. Their third studio recording so far and a follow-up to the righteous Rotten Tongues, The Three Woes is another grand strike for Curse Upon a Prayer, albeit a quick-hitting one. No less satisfying despite its compact nature, this EP is merely a glimpse of the truly flagrant blasphemy that is yet come: a peaceful prelude for the next, Allah-raping Curse Upon a Prayer full-length set to be released in 2019.

Limited edition of 400 copies, containing 3 bonus tracks

From the mythical dark forests of Hälsingland, Ereb Altor rises again, weaving their Epic Viking Metal sound around stories from the old days of Scandinavia!
Expect nothing less than Ereb Altor’s blend of mythology, majestic riffs, and haunting atmospheres. 

“Hälsingemörker” embraces the legends and mysticism of ancient Scandinavia, painting a sonic landscape that is both powerful and deeply immersive.

Sharp, epic melodies intertwined with folk elements, combined with intense vocal performances, both clean and harsh!
“Hälsingemörker” marks a new chapter for Ereb Altor, continuing their journey through the shadows of Hälsingland with some of their most epic songwriting yet.

For over 25 years now, MELECHESH have been crafting a singular sound that encompasses black metal, death metal, and most uniquely, Middle Eastern folk music. That they were Israel's most known black metal export is only part of the MELECHESH story, for that story would mean nothing if there weren't classic albums to back it up. Of them, the band's three-album run on OSMOSE in the early/mid 2000s – Djinn, Sphynx, and Emissaries – is widely considered to be the band's best work.

Originally released in 2006, Emissaries was the opening of a new chapter in the always-exciting MELECHESH saga: gone was drummer Proscriptor, to focus on the eventual rebirth of ABSU, and in came the ever-prolific Xul (Funeral Winds, Thanatos, Liar of Golgotha). This switch of drummers brought forth an extra kick of energy; while still as serpentine as ever, MELECHESH here more often (and more deftly) shift among various tempos, guided by Xul's ever-busy hands and feet, giving Emissaries a wild ‘n' winding aspect. Likewise, the more pronounced heavy metal aspect of Sphynx gets especial emphasis here, particularly on such stadium-ready anthems as “Gyroscope.” Explore foreign land again – or for the first time – with Emissaries!

Re-issue, 400x galaxy (transparent yellow/black) 12" in a microtene innerbag, printed innersleeve full-color on 220g carton, download card, jacket full-color printed on 350g carton, all assembled in a plastic overbag.