Vinyl

- 300g black vinyl
- 300 hand-numbered copies
- Handmade silk-screen printed sleeve
- Including two stickers and patch

MCMXCV: The Ultimate Blasphemy contains both seminal 1995 recordings previously released as promo- and rehearsal-tapes.
Crude Black Doom/Death Metal strangulated by the hands of veterans A.J. van Drenth (Beyond Belief a.o.) and Bob Bagchus (Asphyx a.o.).

Red Transparent / Orange Swirl

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

250 copies.

Gloss UV-lacquer coated gatefold jacket with one-page insert.

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 Reissue

Aside/Bside effect with orange and blue and white!

2022 Reissue

Tricolored vinyl with splatters

Limited to 177x mint green vinyl, incl. download & an exclusive bonus track that is not available on any other physical release. 

Dwarrowdelf is a solo-project from the UK. It first made waves in the Atmospheric Black Metal world in 2018, with debut full-length “The Sons of Fëanor”, released to critical acclaim. A follow-up, “Of Dying Lights” was released in 2019, and saw the project start to move away from the Summoning-inspired sound of the debut, incorporating only sung vocals.

"Evenstar" is the third full-length album from Dwarrowdelf and their most unique offering to date, also using live (session) drums for the first time. Following the journey of Aragorn and his quest to earn Arwen's hand in marriage, this record sees Dwarrowdelf incorporating wider Melodeath and Folk Metal influences into their particular brand of Atmospheric Metal to create a truly unique musical journey.

Limited to 104x glow-in-the-dark and 199x bone vinyl, incl. download. Last Copies

The vinyl edition features a new version of the "The Sons of Fëanor" album with real drums instead of a drum computer, and the "Of Darkened Halls" EP as bonus.

"The Sons of Fëanor" is the first full-length album from epic/atmospheric black metal band Dwarrowdelf.. Journey into the deep history of Middle-Earth, as the seven sons of a mad elven king struggle to uphold their oath to recover his prized jewels.

Epic Atmospheric Black Metal

Limited to 195x amber vinyl, incl. download. 

The vinyl edition features a new version of the "Of Dying Lights" album with real drums instead of a drum computer.

Dwarrowdelf is back with their new full length album, Of Dying Lights, delving deeper into the lore of Tolkien. This album contains seven tracks of epic metal, one being a cover of both Sojourner and Summoning melded together into an incredible journey of a song. Moving more into his own style with each offering, this is an incredible album.