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Limited Edition Blue Splatter Vinyl
-Heavy-weight gatefold jacket with black flood
-16 Page Booklet (Coloured/Limited edition vinyl)
-Obi Strips with coloured/limited editions
Swedish black/thrash metal veterans Bewitched are back.
Forged in fire back in 1995, three decades of chaos now culminate in Diabolical Death Mass. Their new full-length album will be unleashed via Osmose Productions, making it the first studio release since 2006.
Years of silence were broken on stage, igniting triumphant infernos in Brazil, Colombia, Greece and all across Europe. Thus proving that the fire is burning brighter than ever.
Now, the circle is completed as Bewitched return to the legendary Osmose Productions, the label that helped shape their early legacy. With Diabolical Death Mass, Bewitched deliver 11 tracks true to the traditional old-school black/thrash sound that made them known: savage riffs, anthemic power and pure blackened fury. An uncompromising Hellcult attack, nothing more and nothing less.
Diabolical Death Mass is not a resurrection.
Bewitched were never dead.
Let the ritual begin.
Iron ore red vinyl, comes with 12-page LP-sized booklet
After a first trilogy that left a searing mark on the death / black metal scene and seven years of silence, Mylingar rises again from the abyss with the first volume of a new trilogy, Út.
Despite what certain archives may say, Mylingar are an anonymous band from an anonymous location. And thankfully, after that silence, the quartet have lost none of their bad manners: their death metal remains putrid and vicious, giving pride of place to dissonance. The inhuman vocals, one of the band's defining strengths, dominate this suffocating, morbid whole and herald a new trilogy that reeks more than ever of sulfur, chaos, and death.
Út is clearly not an album for everyone; it is an outlet for sonic violence, where morality, common sense, and order are trampled underfoot by four diseased minds whose hibernation has had no calming effect. Beware.
