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GODKILLER was formed 1994 in Monaco, releasing a classic debut EP of haunted Medieval Black Metal - "The Rebirth of the Middle Ages" - and 2 full lengths of cold Industrial BM between 1996 and 2000 via Wounded Love Records before going on indefinite hiatus.
The astonishingly accomplished tracks collated and professionally mastered for the first time as "We Are The Black Knights" are the two initial cassette-only demos preceding the 1996 release of the first EP: initial demo, the ferociously weird and eerie "Ad Majorem Satanae Gloriam" (1994) and second demo "The Warlord" (1995) which dials up the otherworldly grandeur, epic melodicism and unhinged vocals to breathtaking levels of desperation.
GODKILLER was formed 1994 in Monaco, releasing a classic debut EP of haunted Medieval Black Metal - "The Rebirth of the Middle Ages" - and 2 full lengths of cold Industrial BM between 1996 and 2000 via Wounded Love Records before going on indefinite hiatus.
The astonishingly accomplished tracks collated and professionally mastered for the first time as "We Are The Black Knights" are the two initial cassette-only demos preceding the 1996 release of the first EP: initial demo, the ferociously weird and eerie "Ad Majorem Satanae Gloriam" (1994) and second demo "The Warlord" (1995) which dials up the otherworldly grandeur, epic melodicism and unhinged vocals to breathtaking levels of desperation.
Comes in a 4-panel gatefold sleeve with a 20-page booklet and a printed wallet. All copies come in black polycarbonate CD.
15 years since formation the inimitable cult of Norway’s DØDSENGEL ('angel of death') has grown exponentially, reaching its apex on 5th full-length "Bab Al On", a devotional work of idiosyncratic spiritual Black Metal.
Blessed by a production job of crystalline excellence and capped by an astonishing tour-de-force vocal performance, "Bab Al On" is a hypnotic melting pot, a deep trip into the minutiae of Occultism which requires immersive listening to navigate.
Comes as a 4-panel digipack with an 8-page booklet containing lyrics. Limited to 200 copies.
MERIHEM is a new invoked black metal entity, an international endeavor created by five individuals: Nero (OCULUS, MANETHEREN), YhA (SUFFERING HOUR), Beast (FROSTMOON ECLIPSE, MANETHEREN), Tiúval (ISRATHOUM, HALF VISIBLE PRESENCE) and P.R.
The quintessence of their debut album is one of pure malediction. “Incendiary Darkness” is a toxic personalized voyage through the malevolent Qliphotic realms, bursting out as directed curses. A cryptic plea for disease, death and damnation.
Depressive Esoteric Black Metal from Finland.
6-Panel Digippack, limited to 300 copies
Compilation of the Flail EP and Distant Wanderings MLP
Arcane and nebulous black metal from Finland and the US.
A mystifying union resounding with cryptic and unsung pinnacles.
After a couple of EPs released over the course of the past two years, Flail now present their debut album filled with melancholic echoes and agonizing currents.
Media Condition: MINT
Sleeve Condition NEAR MINT
Including 3 original releases:
1. Back To The Kingdom cat# MAS CD0238
2. Collection Of Power cat# on sleeve MAS CD0264, cat# on CD MAS DP0264
3. Eyes Of Dakness cat# MAS CD0295
Collection of all the recordings from Maleficarum, the old school Death metal band that I formed in the early 90's.
Maleficarum embodies the spirit of Excidium, the first band of Danny Cinicolo that Despise The Sun has brought back to life with the two "Infecting The Graves" compilation 7 years ago.
The first incarnation of this obscure and evil band was lead also by members of Angel Death and Iconoclast and in their 10 years of activity they published 2 demos and 2 full-lenght with the support of some underground labels.
Oppressive, obscure and malevolent death metal. Vol. 2 features their "Maleficarum" Demo 1997, and "Under the Cross" Full Length 2002,
As a room's confining embrace, Kamra grabs and plunges you in a world of allegories, ruminations and imagery with their upcoming debut Cerebral Alchemy. There is no shortage of uneasiness intertwined with familiarity through sounds of those who came before and left their whispers for this five-piece to interpret in a disturbing, brutal, unnerving, beautiful and even caring way.
There is a black metal atmosphere with a kick of old school death metal, while the vocals leave one questioning the genres. As such Kamra is still veiled and secretive, as it is not exactly known who the members are.