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A true legend of Slavonic Black Metal, never being part of the scene, never giving interviews or making photos, the band crafted own name with their extreme individualism and estrangement.
HATE FOREST's music can be described as grim, cold, aggressive and straightforward black metal, mostly very fast with low, distorted vocals and dark ambient elements.
The band's lyrics are heavily influenced by Scythian and Slavic legends, the mythology of H. P. Lovecraft, and the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche.
Reprint, 300x silver 12" (140g) in a microtene innerbag, printed innersleeve, full-color on 220g, jacket full-color with black flood inside on 350g with 3D UV SPOT lacquer, all assembled in a PVC overbag.
4 x 7"EP Box-Set including four seperate 7"EP's:
1. "Resistance", recorded in spring 2004, originally released by Ledo Takas Records in 2004.
2. "Darkness" (taken from "Scythia"), recorded in autumn 1998 - winter 1999, originally released by Miriquidi Productions & City Of The Dead Records in 2000.
3. "Blood And Fire", recorded in winter - spring 2001, originally released by Sombre Records in 2001.
4. "Ritual", recorded in spring 2001, originally released by Miriquidi Productions & City Of The Dead Records in 2001.
Plus a flag with the dimension of 90x63cm. Limited to 250 copies.
Contains last unreleased material of this band, 3 studio and 4 live tracks.
Live tracks are extremely raw and primitive yet fairly good sounding.
Dead But Dreaming is the memory of true East-European black metal golden dawn.
Track 1 previously unreleased, originally performed by Arkona on "Imperium" LP.
Track 2 previously unreleased, created in 2001, taken from the forthcoming split EP with Legion Of Doom.
Track 3 previously unreleased, created in 1995 and 2002.
Track 4 performed live in 2001, originally appeared on "The Gates" EP.
Track 5 performed live in 2001, originally appeared on "Tormenting Legends I"compilation.
Track 6 performed live in 2001, originally appeared on "Purity" LP.
Track 7 performed live in 2001, originally performed by Bolt Thrower on "War Master" LP.
