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Selling vinyl - Extreme Metal and Dark music
Comes with double sided A4 insert on 140gsm paper, A2 poster on 150gsm art paper, housed in a 300 gsm coated carton outer sleeve.
Long overdue re-issue of the 1995 "Dark Sorcery" mini album with the 1994 demo "Walk My Path" as bonus!
Essential classic northern dark metal!
Near Mint copy in gold vinyl (click here for release infos)
Black Vinyl is Near Mint
Sleeve comes with a few creases, generally VG+
Sleeve Near Mint, Vinyl mint
Purple vinyl Satan Records 2013 copy # 199 / 300
Following the success of Blasphemy’s “Blood Upon the Altar” demo, which was released in 1989 and ultimately sold more than 2,000 copies, Richard C. of Wild Rags contacted the band, offering them a contract for their debut album. In 1990, the Desecraters entered Fiasco Bros. studio to record “Fallen Angel of Doom” on a meager $2,000 budget. The lineup consisted of founding members Nocturnal Grave Desecrater and Black Winds on bass and vocals, 3 Black Hearts of Damnation and Impurity on drums, and guitarist Caller of the Storms. A second guitarist, Traditional Sodomizer of the Goddess of Perversity, also known for his work in Witches Hammer, was added to the lineup prior to the recording, after the band’s previous guitarist who following his adverse reaction to the theft and desecration of a gravestone in Ross Bay cemetery. Later that same year, the album was released—on red vinyl in North America and black vinyl in Europe—and immediately set a new standard of extremity in Black Metal. At the time, Blasphemy had few contemporaries; virtually no one had a style that was so immediate and forceful. Blasphemy drew upon the frenzied assault of death and speed metal, as well as early grindcore acts like Blood and Genocide, but augmented it with the unbridled evil of Sarcofago, Sodom, and Bathory, yielding a new virulent strain of Black Metal. The austere appearance of the album and the music on it, was much like the appearance of the band members depicted on the back cover: menacing, threatening, and violent. In the nearly three decades that have passed since its initial release, it remains unsurpassed.
The centrality of this album to the scene that evolved in its shadow cannot be overstated. As such, NWN! and Ross Bay Cult have endeavored to reissue it periodically, ensuring that it remains accessible. After having previously pressed the album in various color and picture disc variations, the labels sought to present this new edition consistent with the original pressing. Like the original version, it was manufactured in the U.S. on red and black vinyl, and the jacket and insert are similar to the first edition, with the notable exception that the lyrics to the songs “Hording of Evil Vengeance,” “Darkness Prevails,” and “The Desolate Ones,” originally omitted from the first pressing, have been included for this edition.
With “Aion’s Light”, Blood and Sun’s third full-length album, Luke Tromiczak brings his vision of American neofolk back to its rawest foundations while pushing further into the borderlands between song, spell, and memory.
The album was recorded entirely on the same Tascam 414 four-track cassette portastudio used for Blood and Sun’s earliest demo. Songs were written and tracked in the order they appear, effects were committed to tape, and each bounced-down instrument narrowed the path ahead. Every decision carried weight; raw instinct became part of the final form.
Musically, “Aion’s Light” stands somewhere between 70s folk songcraft, underground black metal spirit, and the eerie atmospheres of B-movie horror soundtracks. Echoes of Scott Walker, Of the Wand and the Moon, Woven Hand, Swans, Dave Bixby, Exuma, Leonard Cohen, and Storm can be felt throughout. Guitar chords are hammered into place as a foundation for bass, keyboards, percussion, and voice; sparse arrangements gather weight through repetition, atmosphere, and the grain of the recording itself.
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!
