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Crystal clear and purple marbled 12" vinyl (33 rpm) in gatefold.
Limited to 300 copies worldwide!

DRUDKH have written one of the most successful underground Black Metal stories with their previous eight albums. Now “Eternal Turn of the Wheel” witnesses the Ukrainians returning to their atmospheric black roots, which are most loved by their dedicated following around the globe.
Gone are the progressive elements characterising their previous release “Handful of Stars” (2010). DRUDKH’s newest masterpiece owes more to their cult debut “Forgotten Legends” (2003) and the cinematic soundscapes of “Autumn Aurora” (2004) with some of the traditional influences rising on “The Swan Road” (2005). Fans of the slightly progressive “Blood in Our Wells” (2006) will also find their moments. Like the partly acoustic “Songs of Grief and Solitude” (2006) “Eternal Turn of the Wheel” offers a more melodic approach as the harsh “Estrangement” (2007) and ties in well with the widely acclaimed “Microcosmos” (2009) album.
DRUDKH offer Slavonic Heathen Metal at its best and the perfect soundtrack of winter!

Black polycarbonate CD in deluxe digisleeve printed on the rough side of the board.

[Incoming Transmission: 1999]
Amidst the cosmic echoes, a haunting scream reverberates through the vast expanse, picked up by the keen sonar of an orbiting satellite. Enter DARKSPACE, the triumvirate comprising of Wroth, Yhs & Zharaal, reaching out to the inhabitants of Earth. Categorically identified from ‘I’ to ‘III I’, their previous sonic transmissions have captivated humanity in the last decades since their inception.

[Broadcast: RELEASE – immediate delivery: 2023]
DARKSPACE establishes contact with the earthlings yet again - an extensive aural manifestation materializes. Seemingly emerging out of the depths of a stellar-mass black hole, an otherworldly journey through the cosmos presents itself. With an icy-cold embrace and psychedelic conductance, the mysterious figures present ‘Dark Space -II’, a singular album of atmospheric black metal beyond human comprehension. Fractal electronic samples slice through layers of extraterrestrial drones, manifesting an immersive experience defying the boundaries of the conventional black metal genre. Vocal transmissions, like whispers from the outer reaches, seamlessly interwoven in the chilling mix, add a haunting dimension to the celestial configuration.

Humans, prepare to embark on a voyage beyond the known realms. DARKSPACE invites you to submerge into the enigmatic voids of ‘Dark Space -II’, where the frontiers of reality dissolve, and the otherworldly traces of black metal resonate with unparalleled intensity.

DARKSPACE beckons you. Come explore the vast unknown.

[Broadcast: END]

[DARKSPACE latest release - 2024]

Carbonized Records presents the official reissue of Emetic Communion, the debut album from Decrepisy! Features four tracks of Savage Regressive Death Metal. Disgorged from unimaginable trauma of pain and loss, Decrepisy’s heavy, brick-walled sound of death, captures the burdened grief of stillborn souls straight from ancient ossuaries and fetid human tombs. Disinterring early Grave, Convulse, and Incantation, their sound is drenched in dark, brooding solos that open up veins and riffs that purify through rot. Led by KYLE HOUSE (VASTUM, ACEPHALIX) with JONATHAN QUINTANA (THANAMAGUS, RITUAL NECROMANCY) on guitars, TIM LOWER (HELLGRAZER, GRAVE DUST) on bass, and CHARLIE KORYN (ASCENDED DEAD, FUNEBARUM) on drums. Recorded at Toadhouse by Charles Koryn (Ascended Dead, Chthonic Deity, Thanamagus). Re-Amped, Mixed, and Mastered at Earhammer Studio by Greg Wilkinson (Mortuous, Necrot, Vastum). Artwork by Kyle House (Acephalix, Necrot, Vastum)

Second pressing, brown + black splatters on white vinyl 

With an inception going back to 2019, Defacement rapidly gained momentum within the underground realms with two full-length records marked by an intense and experimental take on death and black metal, Deviant (2019) and self-titled Defacement (2021). Three long years after their latest output, the international band flares its cryptic head yet again with an epic tome of twisted and gnarly emanations, an immersive pathway into the void entitled Duality.

Defacement's third studio record is challenging and confrontational in its invocation of primal forces lying dormant in the world below. Inspired by the unfathomable, shadowy corners of human existence, Defacement hatches a penetrating sonic journey, unpredictable in its own dynamic, ever-changing form. Intricate and complex riffing lay as a basis for dexterous melodies, making Duality the most complete and mature among the band’s outputs. The cold and experimental interludes entangled between tracks, serve as halting moments that further the conceptuality of Duality and broaden the gist of the main songs.

The tremendous rhythmic section, a complex and throbbing pulse of drumming fierceness and serpentine bass playing, is superiorly captured by the dynamic and organic production, a vigorous sound that evokes both an oppressive aura and wistful solemnity. Gabriele Gramaglia (Cosmic Putrefaction, Vertebra Atlantis) and Simon Da Silva (Aversio Humanitatis) took care respectively of the mixing and mastering, finely crafting the details of Defacement’s new album. 

Ltd to 500

Tracks 1-6 from "Ill Omen" demo
Tracks 7-11 from "Black Esoterica" demo
Tracks 12-18 from "Adverse Order" demo
1. Adverse
2. Crimson Temples
3. Black Moon Harrow
4. Tenebrous
5. Ash & Wound
6. Three Suns
7. Chants of the Darkened Sceptre
8. Black Esoterica
9. Scribes of the Unlight
10. Burning Stars
11. The Serpent / The Eye
12. Harvest
13. Ruptured Earth Ablaze
14. Revelations of Suffering and Flesh
15. Adverse Order
16. Etched in Ash and Twilight
17. Black Prophets of Misery
18. Trumpets of Oblivion

Enthroning The Bonds Of Abhorrence’ is a crushing experience. Haunting, ethereal Black Metal imbued with the desperate pathos and hopeless despair of funeral doom, Ill Omen’s second full-length constitutes a bleak and harrowing journey. Destination: darkness, death, dejection. If the void had a sound, this would be it.

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