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8-panel digipack CD with silver print and renewed layout.
Reissue of the 4th album from Hellenic pagan black metal band Kawir, originally released in 2008, with bonus tracks.

8-panel digipack CD with silver print and renewed layout and bonus tracks.
Reissue of the 2nd album from Hellenic pagan black metal band Kawir, originally released in 1999.

Collector's Edition in 4-panel digipack, limited to 500 copies.

Solanum was founded by B.S. back in 1997 after Depressive Silence split up. Compared to Depressive Silence Solanum's concept is more cosmic and its sound has a different, rather uplifting and more futuristic atmosphere, but like Depressive Silence the Solanum demos are genre classics and provided a considerable influence for later Dungeon Synth and Cosmic Black Metal projects.

Collector's Edition in 4-panel digipack, limited to 500 copies.

Solanum was founded by B.S. back in 1997 after Depressive Silence split up. Compared to Depressive Silence Solanum's concept is more cosmic and its sound has a different, rather uplifting and more futuristic atmosphere, but like Depressive Silence the Solanum demos are genre classics and provided a considerable influence for later Dungeon Synth and Cosmic Black Metal projects.

cover with relief uv print, plus poster and 8 pages booklet

Impressive new album for italian band Svart

A strong and greatly inspired guitar riffing and glacial yet very warm atmospheres makes this album unmissable for both atmospheric and/or cold raw black metal fans!

A fantastic split between these two projects of occult Black Metal from the United States. Häxanu is one of the most recent projects of Alex Poole, who should need no introduction, being involved in many of the most notorious and groundbreaking acts in recent years, and counts already with two full-lengths under this moniker, which also involves L.C. of Lichmagick on vocals. Collier d'Ombre is a recent project born from the ashes of the Vrasubatlat circle, and spearhead by its mastermind, R., whose blasphemous contributions in the past 10 years could also not be overstated. Two different acts, but both perfectly balancing a sense of devotion and understanding of what Black Metal should be and stands for, deeply rooted in the 90s ways, Häxanu more into the Scandinavian traditions of Arckanum whereas CdO seems to be more inspired by the Hellenic strains of Black Metal. Both crafting a sound perfectly balancing melody and triumphalism with raw aggression and witching darkness, but with approaches that are absolutely unique and contemporary without being derivative.