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Pressed on dark grey marble vinyl. Comes with printed innersleeve. Colors on final record may vary to a degree from the mockup.

"777 – Sects(s)" is an organic, cascading volume of deviant, dark art that exhibits BLUT AUS NORD’s natural habitat, a cleansing blade amid transitory moments of non-importance. Hypnotic guitars, discomforting beats and alienating voices clash with the ferocity of aural tectonic plates to produce horrific Black Metal decadence for an anonymous, lost, irrelevant generation.

Mixed and Mastered by Stephen Lockhart at Studio Emissary, Iceland. Band Photos by Void Revelations. Band Art and Calligraphy by Jose Gabriel Alegría Sabogal.

Limited to 513 hand-numbered copies

Re-issue of debut EP from Norwegian black metal band Kampfar!

Recommended if you like Hades, Ulver, Storm, Isengard, Vintersorg, Windir

“A Thirst for Summer Rain” is the eighth full-length album of Lustre – the Swedish apotheosis of ambient black metal.

Eldritch, boundless desolation, awe-inspiring in its profundity, blanching in its focus, LUSTRE’s A Glimpse of Glory is an experience like no other. Awash in mile-high walls of hypnotic, hypothermic synths, the three epic tracks comprising the album idiosyncratically fuse together arcane elements of black metal, dark ambient, pagan metal, and funeral doom, glacial in drift and towering in its vision. Imagine Burzum’s Dunkelheit crossed with Summoning’s Stronghold, but spawned in the same studio environs Skepticism uses: perhaps then you will catch A Glimpse of Glory.

Almost 4 years after their debut album “Drapsdalen” Valdaudr returns with the mighty follow up!
“Du Skal Frykte” brings even more nostalgia and atmosphere from the past to the table. There's a bit more melodic touch to it, but in the right way. Often reminding of the great early Satyricon, Ulver and other scene pillars, this album still brings you back to the early 90's and the whole reason why we started enjoying this epic and majestic genre. Hail Norwegian Black Metal!

Nadsvest is a black metal entity based in Serbia, comprised of Serbian native S and NewZealander A.
S (Gorgoroth) and A (Barshesketh) crossed paths in 2015, and after a clear musical symbiosis had become evident, formed Nadsvest.
After an EP and a split with Portugal’s Necrobode, Nadsvest crafted their definitive debut album.
Musically, Nadsvest is a hellish combination of the first, second-wave and bestial black metal scenes, with unhealthy doses of heavy metal and nods to Serbian folk music.
Lyrical themes deal with the black arts through the lens of the darker aspects of Serbian folklore.
Conceptually, Slovo meseca i krvi is an epic poem exploring the stages in the process of awakening the primal werewolf force in the warrior, the triumph of the spirit and the ultimate sacrifice of the flesh.
Sound was forged in Sonorous Studio with the goal of evoking the noise of the tortured soul.