Vinyl

A rare album finally back on VINYL, 18 years after its original release!
One of DESASTER’s most aggressive album!
Gatefold sleeve with inside flood print.

DESASTER’s malicious strike from 2007 finally back on Vinyl after 17 years. This time as a nice Gatefold LP version with inside flood print.

Comes with an exclusive Vinyl bonus track.

Solid black vinyl limited to 200 copies.

Official reissue of the 2 cult demotapes of this insanely fast thrash horde hailing from Sicily!
- "Mass genocide" (1987)
- "Live into the crematorium" (1986)
One of the many underrated gems of the Italian death-core scene of the 80s, not far from the maniacally fast style of their fellow countrymen Schizo but recommended even to fans of the golden years of Cogumelo Rec.! An incendiary holocaust of blasting speeds and vitriolic riffs for a radical and aggressive thrash assault that also harkens back to the faster hardcore of that era. For the first time on vinyl (forget the unofficial, bad-sounding lathe cut 10"s that came out a few months ago) remastered from the best sound sources in existence and finally giving these incredible recordings the proper quality-treatment. Includes an insert with photos, flyers and scans of the original demos.

Diehard swirl orange vinyl limited to 100 copies.
Official reissue of the 2 cult demotapes of this insanely fast thrash horde hailing from Sicily!
- "Mass genocide" (1987)
- "Live into the crematorium" (1986)
One of the many underrated gems of the Italian death-core scene of the 80s, not far from the maniacally fast style of their fellow countrymen Schizo but recommended even to fans of the golden years of Cogumelo Rec.! An incendiary holocaust of blasting speeds and vitriolic riffs for a radical and aggressive thrash assault that also harkens back to the faster hardcore of that era. For the first time on vinyl (forget the unofficial, bad-sounding lathe cut 10"s that came out a few months ago) remastered from the best sound sources in existence and finally giving these incredible recordings the proper quality-treatment. Includes an insert with photos, flyers and scans of the original demos.

2024 reissue on vinyl with reworked graphics and layout, booklet and poster

2024 Reissue: gatefold with 8 pages book, completely reworked graphics and layout

Trans green vinyl

Clear vinyl in gatefold cover limited to 1200 copies.

The black metal year 2024 starts with a bang. The new Inquisiton album entitled Veneration Of Medieval Mysticism And Cosmological Violence will be released in January.

13 furious, unholy and fast tracks full of pure Black Metal.

Stripped of theatric(k)s, Sarkom's Demo 2004 is a must-have for any true fan of second-wave Black Metal. But act fast, for this release is a one-time pressing! No digital release and no represses!

Dive into the infernal abyss of Sarkom, the legendary Norwegian Black Metal entity hailing from the dark heart of Oslo. Formed in 2002, Sarkom has been a relentless force in the underground metal scene, carving their path with uncompromising ferocity.

In 2004, Sarkom unleashed their debut demo, a savage proclamation that True Norwegian Black Metal is not only alive but thriving! With crispy, strangulating strings, relentless skin-pounding, and devilish lyrical formulations, Sarkom's Demo 2004 delivers an auditory assault like no other.

Drawing inspiration from the raw violence of Gorgoroth's Pentagram and infusing it with the epicene essence of early Kampfar, Sarkom crafts a unique, dark, and crushing sonic landscape

Black Vinyl

Drawing from a wellspring of sinister musings and an incessant drive for musical experimentation, Iterum Nata presents “From the Infinite Light”, due for release by Nordvis on March 15, 2024.

In the wake of his critically acclaimed 2023 album, “Trench of Loneliness”, Jesse Heikkinen (The Abbey, Henget, ex-Hexvessel) embarks on a bold foray across the boundaries between folk music, black and doom metal, neo-folk, and progressive rock, orchestrating a symphony where every note is a harbinger of both darkness and light.

As twelve-string and six-string acoustic guitars weave a cloak of folky serenity, tremolo-picked electric guitars inject black metal mysticism, forging a sound that's as distinctive as it is immersive. Fusing the brooding narratives of Nick Cave, the avant-garde creativity of Dødheimsgard, and the spectral chants of Dead Can Dance, “From the Infinite Light” is a beckoning path into a world where the melancholy of introspection meets the rage of existence.