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Die To This, the new LEVIATHAN album and the follow up to 2015’s epochal Scar Sighted LP will be released on Nov 27 and sees sole proprietor and mastermind Wrest once again indulge the listener through a holistic, tumultuous and agonizing audial excursion of peerless black metal psychosis. A junction of virulent tormented angular introspective black metal, dark ambient with a graze of classic goth/darkwave, Die To This will balance itself as one of LEVIATHAN’s most malicious and solemn albums yet

Die To This, the new LEVIATHAN album and the follow up to 2015’s epochal Scar Sighted LP will be released on Nov 27 and sees sole proprietor and mastermind Wrest once again indulge the listener through a holistic, tumultuous and agonizing audial excursion of peerless black metal psychosis. A junction of virulent tormented angular introspective black metal, dark ambient with a graze of classic goth/darkwave, Die To This will balance itself as one of LEVIATHAN’s most malicious and solemn albums yet

2026 repress, comes with "ink paint" vinyl effect (that's black with white random lines/cuts)

Gatefold sleeve with extensive huge book / insert, vinyl comes as picture disc !  Limited one off press of 300

Gatefold sleeve with extensive huge book / insert and new vinyl color effect in copper with black ice!

Gatefold Double Vinyl with Inlaycard including Lyrics and 1 bonustrack! 

FIRTAN's new album, Helios, charts the brutal path to enlightenment. Not as an escape, but as a conquest. Named after the sun itself, the album explores what it means to become the strongest and clearest version of oneself in a world designed for distraction and decay.

Fusing the raw, atmospheric ferocity of black metal with the crushing weight of death metal, Helios mirrors the album's core theme of clarity forged through struggle.

Evocative acoustic and electric violin melodies weave through the compositions, creating tension and complexity with their melancholic and experimental tones. This enhances the band's intricate riffing and unexpected musical shifts. The incorporation of acoustic instruments, ritualistic chants and analogue synthesizers adds layers of depth and atmosphere.

With CALL, Urisk confront the intertwined loss of wilderness, Gaelic culture, and the mythical in Scotland and beyond. The album takes its title from a tension between two meanings: the Scottish Gaelic call (/kauL/), meaning “loss”, and the English “call”, a calling out as much as an invocation to remember and reclaim what’s been marginalised or erased.

Moving between atmospheric passages and bursts of aggressive black metal, the songs on CALL create deliberate spaces for grief and mourning that naturally follow calamity and loss. Yet, this is not an album resigned to despair. Beneath the voices of melancholy and wrath runs the red thread of hope in the possibility of return, recovery, and reconnection through ways of worshipping the wild.