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Classic and cult Dutch death metal album, originally released by Nuclear Blast in 1992. Here is the official 2023 repress released in a gatefold sleeve. Issued under exclusive license from Nuclear Blast.
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Clear with black and mustard splatter
gatefold jacket
reverse board printing
black flood inside
Classic and cult Dutch death metal album, originally released by Nuclear Blast in 1993. Here is the official 2023 repress released in a gatefold sleeve. Issued under exclusive license from Nuclear Blast.
Clear with swamp green and orange splatter
gatefold jacket
reverse board printing
black flood inside
Official re-issue limited to 300 copies on CD-digipack, of the demo '91 by this mythic dutch Death Metal band. Includes insert with original cover, interview, photos, flyers, show posters... Exactly like the on the 10" vinyl edition. [Digipack]
Fourth studio album by Dutch Death Metal machine SINISTER. Originally released by Nuclear Blast in 1998. Here’s the official and limited 2022 CD re-issue in a solid super jewel box on Cosmic Key Creations
Super Jewel Box, 12 page booklet
Third studio album by Dutch Death Metal machine SINISTER. Originally released by Nuclear Blast in 1995. Here’s the official and limited 2022 CD re-issue in a solid super jewel box on Cosmic Key Creations
Super Jewel Box, 12 page booklet
Classic and cult Dutch death metal album, originally released by Nuclear Blast in 1995. Cosmic Key
Creations brings you the official 2022 repress in a deluxe edition on 180 gram vinyl, a special splatter coloured wax, reverseboard printed gatefold jacket, a double sided insert and remastered for vinyl.
For the cover artwork of this repressing we made a deal directly with Wes Benscoter to work with his originalpainting to get the best quality possible.
Clear with orange and blue splatters
Comes in a reverse board printed gatefold jacket, on 180 gram vinyl with double sided insert. Remastered for vinyl and artwork extracted from the original painting by Wes Benscoter.
Comes in a solid super jewel box with 12 page booklet
Debut album by cult death metallers SINISTER (The Netherlands), originally released in 1992 by Nuclear Blast. Cross The Styx is considered worldwide as one of the best death metal albums ever released! Here is an official CD repress on Cosmic Key Creations in a solid super jewel box with 12 page booklet. Issued under exclusive license from Nuclear Blast GmBH
Super jewel box with 12 page booklet
Ltd. 4-CD Boxset
Dutch death metal act SINISTER have had a long and successful career since their inception in 1988. During this career they released four albums through Nuclear Blast Records - "Hate" (1995), "Aggressive Measures" (1998), "Savage Or Grace" (2003) and "Afterburner" (2006). UK label Dissonance Productions have now rolled these death metal classics into one limited edition CD box set. Perfect for diehards and newcomers alike!
When Sinister split up in 2003 vocalist (and former drummer) Aad and Sinister guitarist & bass player Alex Paul wanted to continue playing death metal somehow. They started the new band ‘No Face Slave’. The songs they wrote were so close to Sinister so they restarted SINISTER together with drummer Paul Beltman (Weapons To Hunt, ex Judgement Day, Supreme Pain). During 2004 and 2005 they recorded 4 demo tracks. These four tracks formed the SINISTER demo 2005. That demo led to a renewed record deal with Nuclear Blast records. And up till now seven full lenghts studio albums from 2006 up till now.
Coverart by Roberto Toderico (Asphyx, Soulburn). The booklet contains rare pics and an exculsive in depth interview done by Pim Blankenstein (ex Lords of Metal journalist and Officium Triste vocalist) with founding member Aad Kloosterwaard
Compilation of six of the band's early releases.
"Where Is Your God Now...?" (1990) 5-way split 12'' vinyl (tracks 1-2)
"Sinister" (1991) 7'' vinyl (tracks 3-5)
"Perpetual Damnation" (1990) demo (tracks 6-9)
"Sinister / Monastery" (1990) split 7'' vinyl (tracks 10-11)
"Sacramental Carnage" (1991) demo (tracks 12-18)
"Nuclear Blast Sample" (1992) 4-way split (track 19)
Tracks 1 & 2 are mistakenly labeled on the tracklist as "Putrefying Remains" and "Spiritual Immolation" as on the 1990 7" single.
