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12" green vinyl, limited to 100.
Comes with Saidan sticker sheet.
Cardboard Sleeve version
Saidan has been consistently dropping some of the most interesting takes on melodic black metal over the last year, and their second full-length album somehow manages to eclipse all of it with an almost effortlessly malevolent swagger. Mixing various strains of malicious raw black metal with d-beats and euphoric energy of hardcore and effervescent j-rock, cut up with some savage breakdowns and inspired segues, along with the lyrical themes of Japanese horror, folklore and the supernatural, this has the potential to give some people an out of body experience (and bring the BM purists out in hives).
The recording of Absolute Elsewhere with All Gates Open (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) includes a 73-minute documentary. Now available on home video, this documentary takes you deep into the legendary Hansa Tonstudios as the band rehearses and records, featuring appearances from members of Tangerine Dream, Hällas, and Sijjin. The soundtrack and documentary were initially available only in the Deluxe Artbook edition of Absolute Elsewhere.
Bootleg release containing various demos in poor sound quality. Release is actually a CDr with silver backing even though it was advertised and sold as a real CD. A silk screened patch also comes packaged with this release. Limited to 100 copies.
Black vinyl
Comes in gatefold cover sleeve with gold hot foil print, with printed innersleeve & A2-size poster.
NM- except for one very very small corner ding
Deluxe Double Vinyl of the now legendary "Vilosophe" album from 2003 including 7 bonus tracks from the cult "View" EP from 2006. Pressed on translucent Red vinyl with a Gatefold jacket and printed inner sleeves.
Record 1 pressed on purple marble heavy vinyl. Record 2 pressed on pink marble heavy vinyl. Laser engraved etching on side D. Comes with a slipcase, 2-page insert and download card. Colors on final record may vary to a degree from the mockup.
CD Digipak
Self-titled albums usually suggest either a questionable "return to the roots" or a band reinvention of sorts. For brooding black metal beasts, Bethlehem, however, the release of the eponymously titled ‘Bethlehem’ marks the 25th anniversary of the group, which the German group celebrates in their own wayward style.
‘Bethlehem’ is a welcome rejuvenation in every respect. When the line-up that recorded their 2014 release, Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia, fell apart, founding member/mastermind Jürgen Bartsch took the bull by its proverbial horns and matters into his own deviceful hands.
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