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Jewelcase CD with 12-page booklet.
Brand new studio album from one of Poland's most original and long-running metal bands - Tenebris. Formed in Łódź, Poland in 1991, they began as a death metal act before incorporating progressive and even jazz influences into their sound, being extremely hard to categorize as under just one metal genre.
The album title references the iconic Polish XVI century poet, visioner and magician, Jan Kochanowski. His works are shown here as a deliberate labyrinth based on Pythagorean numerology, which in turn was derived from Hermes Trismegistus. This new perspective transformed Kochanowski from a simple, pastoral poet into a practitioner of what might be called magical arts. The idea of Kochanowski as a prophet figure, transcending even Mickiewicz, became central to the album's unapologetic title.
Deluxe cross-shaped 10-panel Digipack CD with partial glossy UV Varnish and SoftTouch finish. Limited to the first pressing.
Debut album from new occult/doom rock act from Poland - Drowned in Silver.
Drowned in Silver is a project formed by musicians from the black metal and experimental music scenes. Their music finds a unique balance between occult rock and trance-like expression, drawing inspiration from the spiritual intensity of artists like The Devil’s Blood, Dead Can Dance and Wardruna.
The band’s signature sound, blends the dark atmospheres of occult and doom rock with a distinct gothic rock touch.
Limited to 400 copies Galaxy Green Vinyl. 370gsm gatefold cover with printed insert.
Third album from Furia re-released on LP format with new mastering made specially for vinyl!
Reissue of the second Furia album. Limited edition of 400 copies on GREEN GALAXY VINYL.
370G cover with UV SPOT and matt lamination, 220g printed innersleeve, alternate graphic design than CD.
- mastered for vinyl by Satanic Audio.
- clear 12" 180 gr. wax limited to 150 pcs.
- cover (350 gsm) with gold print and glossy finish
- 12-page insert 30x30cm with texts and photos
Second album of the trilogy on yellow and red marbled 12" vinyl (33 rpm) in deluxe gatefold with Pantone silver print and deluxe double sided insert with Pantone silver print.
Limited to 250 copies worldwide!
Had GREEN CARNATION never returned from hiatus, the Norwegian bards would always be remembered for completing one of the most ambitious individual epics in metal’s historic archives. However, there was one tale — or three, to be exact — that eluded them for more than three decades. Now, after reaching crushing new highs during its opening chapter, they’re descending into deeper, darker and more personal depths with part II of ‘A Dark Poem’.
If ‘The Shores of Melancholia’ set sail from a familiar place of melancholy, then ‘Sanguis’ opens with GREEN CARNATION far out at sea, fighting to stay afloat against the storm that’s raging in their minds. Over the course of nine minutes, the album’s epic title track vows to forgive and forget familial wreckage, washing away the bloody stains of the past with impassioned cleans and a chorus that radiates conviction — only for a traumatic memory to come flooding back during its doomy coda. The newfound heaviness from the first part of ‘A Dark Poem’ continues to age like a fine wine, balancing sweet meaty riffs with an underlying bitterness. “I Am Time” demands immediate recognition with a guitar melody that winds like the winds of change. But part II reveals the band at their most raw with ballads that unfold with the grace of a wilted flower.
“The end justifies the means, you’ll see”, Kjetil Nordhus sings with an eerily quiet confidence. As its final tale seeps beneath the moonlight, ‘Sanguis’ leaves fans hanging in suspense over where this trilogy will end.
For fans of OPETH, PARADISE LOST, KATATONIA, PAIN OF SALVATION.
Second album of the trilogy on CD in deluxe Digipak with Pantone silver print with 16-page booklet.
Had GREEN CARNATION never returned from hiatus, the Norwegian bards would always be remembered for completing one of the most ambitious individual epics in metal’s historic archives. However, there was one tale — or three, to be exact — that eluded them for more than three decades. Now, after reaching crushing new highs during its opening chapter, they’re descending into deeper, darker and more personal depths with part II of ‘A Dark Poem’.
If ‘The Shores of Melancholia’ set sail from a familiar place of melancholy, then ‘Sanguis’ opens with GREEN CARNATION far out at sea, fighting to stay afloat against the storm that’s raging in their minds. Over the course of nine minutes, the album’s epic title track vows to forgive and forget familial wreckage, washing away the bloody stains of the past with impassioned cleans and a chorus that radiates conviction — only for a traumatic memory to come flooding back during its doomy coda. The newfound heaviness from the first part of ‘A Dark Poem’ continues to age like a fine wine, balancing sweet meaty riffs with an underlying bitterness. “I Am Time” demands immediate recognition with a guitar melody that winds like the winds of change. But part II reveals the band at their most raw with ballads that unfold with the grace of a wilted flower.
“The end justifies the means, you’ll see”, Kjetil Nordhus sings with an eerily quiet confidence. As its final tale seeps beneath the moonlight, ‘Sanguis’ leaves fans hanging in suspense over where this trilogy will end.
For fans of OPETH, PARADISE LOST, KATATONIA, PAIN OF SALVATION.
