Vinyl

Red Transparent / Orange Swirl

Limited to 250 copies.
Gloss jacket with black pocket.
Double-sided lyric insert.

“La Grande Danse Macabre” album (2001), which presents a more varied and darker approach compared to the Swedish black metal titans' usual blastbeat-driven full on assault. Created in close cooperation with the band, this re-release features remastered sound (done by bassist Devo Andersson). Expect nothing but perfect extreme black metal pleasure!

Re-issue, 298x bloodred with black marble effect 12" (180g) in a microtenne innerbag, printed innersleeve, full-color on 220g, jacket full-color with black flood inside on 350g, all assembled in a PVC overbag.

Tapes are brand new and unplayed and they come with sleeve/card and boxes of course (the photo pictured here is purely iconic)

Titles are randomly picked by our staff from the titles you can see listed in the webstore

Pressed on purple wax.
Limited to 666 hand-numbered copies.

Media Condition: Mint (M) 
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Ferum is a death doom metal band originated in Italy, but now scattered
over two countries. Asunder / Erode, the band’s debut album, is an
obsessive and monolithic record. Slow, funereal riffs are tied to faster,
sharper parts, while harmonized melodies and solos paint a cavernous
atmosphere. The drums wisely marches, moving from the background into
the spotlight, always followed by the bass guitar.
Asunder / Erode was recorded and mixed at Walter Productions in Tallinn,
Estonia by producer and sound engineer Are Kangus. The studio is located
inside the historic Tallinna Linnahall, a behemoth built during the Soviet
occupation. Today it is an urban wreck kept alive by few commercial
activities which are based on the inside: it is in fact closed to the public,
with the exception of some parts. Its interior is a maze of stillbirth potential,
and inspired one of the album's pieces.
The record was mixed completely in analogue to give the songs a deeper,
more archaic, real thickness. The master by Dan Swanö added the final
touches, making the album consistent, organic and even heavier.
Conceptually, Asunder / Erode is a journey that explores the idea of
separation and its dichotomy, up to erosion and collapse. This is
represented in a morbid and extreme way by the cover by Maestro Paolo
Girardi. The choice of oil on canvas follows the same logic of the analogue
mix: to make the whole as natural, as real as possible, and to pay homage
to the influences that inspired Ferum, by reinterpreting them

2022 Official reissue on double vinyl LP

This version: black vinyls

2022 Official reissue on double vinyl LP

This version: colored vinyls

2022 Reissue

Aside/Bside effect with orange and blue and white!

2022 Reissue

Tricolored vinyl with splatters

Vinyl edition of Void of Silence' new album!
Comes in gatefold jacket,Sea-blue double Vinyl

Gatefold, incl. printed innersleeve, limited to 199x violet/black sunburst, incl. download.

Depressive Black Metal outfit Ghost Bath return from touring Europe and North America in support of Starmourner (2017) and the vice-like grip of the pandemic with striking new album, Self Loather. In many ways, Self Loather, the group’s 4th album, represents Ghost Bath’s forward trajectory (musical) and continued exploration of antipathy of the self (lyrical), but unlike any album before it and as the final piece in the Moonlover-Starmourner-Self Loather triptych, it’s the group’s most destructive yet contemplative record to date. While that might have something to do with everyone contributing - though founding member Dennis Mikula remains the visionary core - the unquestionable allure of Self Loather is its songs. From the raw strength of opening track “Convince Me to Bleed” and the melancholy of the strings/piano-driven “Sanguine Mask” to the grandiose horror of “Hide from the Sun” and the slow-burn groove of “Unbearable,” this is Ghost Bath at their creative best