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Comes with a 2-page 12"x12" insert, an A2 poster and a download card. Pressed on ultra clear with black smoke vinyl. Colors on final record may vary to a degree from the mockup.

2017's "Deus Salutis Meæ" ("God of my Salvation") is a truly mesmeric emission from BLUT AUS NORD, the great Black Metal innovator renowned for disdain toward convention and a murderous relationship with boundaries.

Using frightening alchemy and predatory cruelty, BAN here fuses each distinct era of its 23-year existence with powerful readings of cavernous, arcane Death Metal, the occult excesses of outsider Industrial and the abject hauntings of psychotropic Doom. A work of singular class from an artist who continues to remain vital.

Record 1 pressed on green marble heavy vinyl. Record 2 pressed on yellow marble heavy vinyl. Side D contains no music but features a digital print. Comes with a 16-page booklet and a download card. Colors on final records may vary to a degree from the mockup.

The wonderful 16th album from legendary Avant Black Metal paragons BLUT AUS NORD is the culmination of a 30-year vision - as mainman Vindsval connects each element of the band's history to launch yet another intrepid exploratory evolution.

COINCIDING WITH THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF GODKILLER’S FINAL FULL-LENGTH ALBUM OF DARK METAL WITH INDUSTRIAL & ELECTRONIC ELEMENTS.

Formed in 1993 & hailing from Monaco, Godkiller was the vision of multi-instrumentalist & sole founding member, Duke Satanaël, who between 1996 & 2000 released an EP & 2 studio albums under the Godkiller name, commencing with the black metal cult classic debut 'The Rebirth Of The Middle Ages'.

Though initially more a death metal inspired act in the formative years, Godkiller quickly developed into a project fully engulfed in the spirit of 1990s black metal, bringing to mind acts like Emperor & Satyricon for the implementation of such strong atmospherics, though on later releases Godkiller incorporated more industrial & electronic elements into the compositions as part of its creative evolution.

‘Deliverance’ was Godkiller’s second studio album & final release before the project was laid to rest & ventured into a more electronic & industrially metallic direction for what could be considered a more contemporary & expressive take on Godkiller’s established brand of darkness.

Coinciding with the album’s 25th anniversary, this edition of ‘Deliverance’ is presented on CD format for the first time since its original release, including an eight page booklet with full lyrics.

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The vinyl version of Fuath's third album comes in gatefold cover, in limited editions of 199 copies on white/black marble vinyl and 199 copies on sky blue/white marble vinyl, incl. download. 

Formed in 2015, Fuath is Marshall’s outlet for a colder, more ferocious vision, melding relentless aggression with haunting, melancholic melodies. The music channels a timeless frostbitten spirit, weaving immersive soundscapes steeped in winter’s bleak beauty, ancient mysticism, and dark folklore.

Though rarely performed live, Fuath’s selective appearances have left a lasting impact, immersing audiences in its stark, otherworldly realm.

Fuath's III, arriving five years after the last album, features four expansive tracks with a running time exceeding 40 minutes. III embodies a cold, atmospheric, harsh, and hypnotic sound, driven by blistering speed and raw intensity, while retaining the haunting melodic depth that defines Fuath’s essence.

Hard cardboard box containing Vinyls & some goodies

+ The Saga Of The Horned King - 12" LP
+ Dreamquest - 2x12" LP
+ Portraits - 2x12" LP
+ Ancient Abbey - 10"
+ De Bello Gallico - 2x12" LP
+ Relics - tape (with demos, EPs and bonus tracks)

+ Enamel metal shaped pin
+ Golden logo-shaped patch
+ 30 pages A4 fanzine with full story and interviews (english Language)
+ Postcards

Tracks 1-4 taken from "Death to Christianity" demo released in 1986.
Tracks 5-10 taken from "Desire for Immortality" demo released in 1991.
Tracks 11-12 taken from "Gore (War of Blood" 7" released in 1992.
Tracks 13-14 taken from "Exorcisin' the Pain" 7" released in 1993.
Track 15 taken from "Screams from Italy" compilation released in 1994.
Tracks 16-18 are 2021 bonus tracks.