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Selling vinyl - Extreme Metal and Dark music
Gatefold LP (180g vinyl, gold) incl. PVC protection sleeve (500 copies available)
Reprint, 300 x white with black galaxy effect 12" (140g) in a poly-lined innerbag, 4 pages booklet vinyl size on 220g offset paper, jacket on 350g, all assembly in a PVC overbag.
Vinyl release of the demotape, limited to 100 hand numbered copies in grey marbled wax and 200 in black wax (THIS)
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Rerelease of the 2012 debut album in 2xLP for this band from Germany
Highly recommended for fans of Finnish black metal who haven't searched for practitioners living beyond that country's borders, or generally to fans of raw but riffy and melody-driven black metal in the finest of second wave traditions.
Limited to 200 copies in black vinyl
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Silver vinyl
"Near Death Revelations" album revolves around the past band's experiences.
BLAZE OF PERDITION's new album was mixed and mastered at Satanic Audio (Thaw, The Dead Goats). The cover artwork was created by Mentalporn (Sinister, Behemoth, Decapitated, Origin) while the layout was prepared by Kontamination Design (Demonical, Archgoat)
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"Outre" sees Portal take their adhering style of surreal demented bizarre death metal (although Portal really transcend such a term these days, especially in this day in age where most bands that pass as "death metal" present a feeble display, far from what true horrifying death metal should encompass) and take it to a much more disturbing paradigm, than was found on the band's monumental "Seepia" observation.
Overall, such an album as "Outre" will only alienate Portal even more from the so-called death metal scene of today. Were most musicians like to play it safe and typical in such a genre, where things become easy to comprehend, Portal merely transcend all boundaries and go much beyond into a realm where no other band in the genre dare step foot in (on a musical and lyrical sense).
"Seepia" is the debut album by PORTAL originally released in 2003. A vision of utter horror, 'Seepia' is perhaps one of the most unique and intimidating albums ever conceived. Depraved, artsy and morally-impaired, through a twisted mindfuck of oppressive histrionics and the class of classic avant-garde cinema, Portal portrays theatrical musical dementia through a death metal lens.
