Transparent, red, double vinyl. Limited to 500 copies.
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Selling vinyl - Extreme Metal and Dark music
Second press
Limited edition, gatefold colored vinyl with transparent "black ice" vinyl
Transparent, red, double vinyl. Limited to 500 copies.
Limited to 200 copies on heavyweight light blue vinyl, with insert.
Re-press of the band's debut album from 2009. Absolutely relentless and punishing Blackened Death Metal from Brisbane, Australia.
Featuring members from the infamous PORTAL and GRAVE UPHEAVAL.
150 copies on Translucent Reptile Vinyl.
Transparent grey Vinyl
'Esi um ninu - Heal us, Mother' is the first chapter of Rakinua's saga, an atmospheric folk and progressive met'Esi um ninu - Heal us, Mother' is the first chapter of Rakinua's saga, an atmospheric folk and progressive metal album blending powerful riffs, harsh vocals, intimate acoustic passages and ethereal harmonies. Rooted in ancient Raetic culture and its sacred rites, the music moves from the crushing depth of Opeth to the ethereal heights of Eivør, weaving harp, extreme vocals and cinematic arrangements into a cohesive concept album experience.al album blending powerful riffs, harsh vocals, intimate acoustic passages and ethereal harmonies. Rooted in ancient Raetic culture and its sacred rites, the music moves from the crushing depth of Opeth to the ethereal heights of Eivør, weaving harp, extreme vocals and cinematic arrangements into a cohesive concept album experience.
The fourth Woewarden full-length album “The Roots Of My Neglect” is the natural successor to their previous work but is intentionally more visceral. Woewarden have maintained the melodic, melancholic approach to depressive black metal – inspired by the likes of Silencer, Psychonaut 4, and Insomnium— but they have injected a heavier, more abrasive edge reminiscent of the raw torment and fury of 90s Scandinavian legends like Dissection and Emperor.
Musically, this has allowed them to push the contrasts of their songwriting further. In one breath, the arrangements deliver some of the heaviest passages to date; in the next, they are bittersweet, embroiled in vocals ranging from maniacal wails and throat chants to screams of anguish and haunting croons. It is an exploration of neglect, both self-inflicted and external, and the rot that settles when hope is finally abandoned.
