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Comes with double sided inner sleeve on 220gsm carton housed in a 300 gsm carton outer sleeve.
Comes housed in 300 gsm sleeve coated with matt machine varnish; includes double sided 300 gsm insert with one side coated. Includes the exclusive vinyl bonus track "Their Blood In Me" taken from the 1995 ep "För dem mitt blod".
Comes housed in 300 gsm sleeve with double sided inner sleeve on 220 gsm carton.
Repress on grey/black marbled vinyl, housed in gatefold 350 gsm coated sleeve. Includes double sided insert printed on 140 gsm matt paper and A2 poster printed on 150gsm art-paper.
The far northern 1998 crusher now available again on killer limited edition white/black marbled vinyl. Comes with double sided insert printed on 150gsm art paper housed in a 300 gsm carton outer sleeve
With no further introduction needed, the early Norwegian black metal band Gorgoroth had been crushing everything on its path ever since their birth in 1992.
Limited edition repress on transparent orange/black marbled vinyl
3 tracks CD single for total running time of about 15min Taken from the upcoming Satanic Warmaster album "AAMONGANDR".
Housed in slimline jewelcase.
GOREWINTER—Vernichtung 1995–1999 CD Compilation
This is an extensively comprehensive compilation encompassing demos Winterholocaust (1995), Battleblack (1997), and Buried by Night (1999). This remastered anthology captures Gorewinter’s raw Finnish black metal legacy from the late '90s.
One of the most electric newcomers WEREWOLF has heard in years, VULKAN GRIT delivered the Demonstorms demo in 2023. Brimming with that electricity, it only hinted at the full mastery yet to be unveiled.
At last here, VULKAN GRIT's debut album bears an appropriate title: Godslaying Arcane Panoply. Despite hailing from Finland, the young quartet eschew much of their scene's reigning paradigms of the last 25 years - be them freezing fire, strength & honor, or resurgent bestiality - for something squarely, authentically mid '90s. To invoke such names as early Nifelheim, Enthroned, Nåstrond, Marduk, and Germany's Desaster is not meant to suggest lazy plagiarism or rote replication; rather, this is the noble framework from which VULKAN GRIT explode with their own epics of arcane black metal magick. Adding to that lineage, Godslaying Arcane Panoply ripples forth with a berserker intensity wound up with a razor-wire melodicism - indeed, riffing that continues to attack, attack, ATTACK and with memorability to boot. That these Finns feel like they're caught in the throes of possession underlines the archaic splendor at the heart of this particular subgenre: certainly simple to attempt, but exceedingly difficult to master. What's more, the subtle hints of death metal, doom, and even classic heavy metal don't detract from their vintage black metal core and color their songwriting with even deeper shades of obsidian. And the album's echoing-across-a-cathedral production only heightens this strident songwriting, a wise choice of form meeting content.
Music from the elders, delivered by the youth of today: this is VULKAN GRIT's Godslaying Arcane Panoply!
