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Yoth Iria - The return of the greatest ones. A massive comeback from the duet, which developed and pioneered the underground scene back in the day. Jim AKA Mutilator was the first bassist and a founding member of the Greek black metal band Rotting Christ. He was also the first bassist in Varathron, while Magus or Morbid is a Greek musician and producer, mostly known for his work in the Greek black and death metal scenes. His mostly known for his collaboration with bands such as Necromantia, Rotting Christ, Thou Art Lord and many more.
Bundle offer for a copy of "Seven Oracles" trans orange/black marble vinyl + one tshirt, sizes from S to XXL: please specify size in the order's notes
Mixed and Mastered by Stephen Lockhart at Studio Emissary, Iceland. Band Photos by Void Revelations. Band Art and Calligraphy by Jose Gabriel Alegría Sabogal.
12” 140g vinyl (100 trans orange/black marble), printed inner sleeve, 200gsm art paper matt, 16pp 12” booklet in 300gsm outer sleeve with 4mm spine
tshirt: gildan softstyle
Gildan softstyle
Size S to XXL
please specify your size in the order's notes!
Digipack with 16 pages booklet
Mixed and Mastered by Stephen Lockhart at Studio Emissary, Iceland. Band Photos by Void Revelations. Band Art and Calligraphy by Jose Gabriel Alegría Sabogal.
12” 140g vinyl (200 white/black marble light), printed inner sleeve, 200gsm art paper matt, 16pp 12” booklet in 300gsm outer sleeve with 4mm spine
Mixed and Mastered by Stephen Lockhart at Studio Emissary, Iceland. Band Photos by Void Revelations. Band Art and Calligraphy by Jose Gabriel Alegría Sabogal.
Mixed and Mastered by Stephen Lockhart at Studio Emissary, Iceland. Band Photos by Void Revelations. Band Art and Calligraphy by Jose Gabriel Alegría Sabogal.
12” 140g vinyl (100 trans orange/black marble), printed inner sleeve, 200gsm art paper matt, 16pp 12” booklet in 300gsm outer sleeve with 4mm spine
With 120 minutes playing time, "Im Wald" is not only Paysage D’Hiver's longest effort so far but also another chapter in the tale of winter travel (thus the French name Paysage D'Hiver) that runs through the project’s entire work like the proverbial golden thread. In the context of his highly detailed narrative, Wintherr locates it after "Steineiche" and "Schattengang" (both 1998) which describe the beginning of the travel, and before "Das Tor" (2013), "Kerker" (1999) and "Die Festung" (1998), which are set at the end.
