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"Death After Life" was the lucky successor of the incredible "Mondo Medicale". The 2005 album was instantly recognized as another fine collection of medically-themed lyrics and brutal sound. Once again, Impaled delivered a relentless assault: crushing guitar riffs, blast beats and guttural vocals. Critics and fans praised the album's groove, memorable hooks, and well-placed melodic guitar lines and harmonies.
Coming from an undisclosed mid-European country, Grimovetust emerges from the depths of darkness in 2025. Its sole architect, known only as Grimovetust, has never revealed his true identity, nor has he ever performed live in this form. Some say he is not new to black metal scene, having performed in other bands, but nothing has been confirmed.
Grimovetust is a raw, unyielding monolith of classic black metal, steeped in a pervasive atmosphere of ancient dread and cosmic desolation. The production is intentionally old-school with a cavernous, distant feel that evokes the sensation of listening to a forgotten ritual unfold in a windswept, ruined churches.
"The viking metal skald, Burden of Ymir, has returned with a renewed sense of ferocity and a tale of myth, magick, and struggle on the epic sixth full-length album, The Long Winter."
MALTHUSIAN sign to Relapse Records and unearth their deathly opus, The Summoning Bell.
On their highly anticipated new album, MALTHUSIAN's fetid hallmarks are ever present: truly unforgiving, unrelenting Death Metal.
Swirling chords and ominous cymbal swells give way to the band's opener "Red, Waiting". What follows is a flurry of murk and madness - blast beats pummel against churns of distortion. The sonic atmosphere cultivated by MALTHUSIAN's palpable fury is suffocating; each riff carefully crafted to push and pull on the momentum behind their music. The Summoning Bell is undeniably a pitch-black take on the genre.
The Summoning Bell is a lighting of the pyre - each of the album's tracks explore themes of true nothingness, condemnations of superstition, and a profound descent into darkness and time. The end result is a record that seemingly reconciles with a dimming - internal and external, a true end to everything.
MALTHUSIAN sign to Relapse Records and unearth their deathly opus, The Summoning Bell.
On their highly anticipated new album, MALTHUSIAN's fetid hallmarks are ever present: truly unforgiving, unrelenting Death Metal.
Swirling chords and ominous cymbal swells give way to the band's opener "Red, Waiting". What follows is a flurry of murk and madness - blast beats pummel against churns of distortion. The sonic atmosphere cultivated by MALTHUSIAN's palpable fury is suffocating; each riff carefully crafted to push and pull on the momentum behind their music. The Summoning Bell is undeniably a pitch-black take on the genre.
The Summoning Bell is a lighting of the pyre - each of the album's tracks explore themes of true nothingness, condemnations of superstition, and a profound descent into darkness and time. The end result is a record that seemingly reconciles with a dimming - internal and external, a true end to everything.
Black 12" double vinyl (33rpm) with etching on D-side in gatefold printed on unfinished, heavy card stock with double sided insert.
First pressing 200 copies worldwide.
SOWULO is the visionary project of Dutch composer and multi-instrumentalist Faber Horbach, whose immersive soundscapes draw deeply from ancient Northern European spirituality and the cyclical rhythms of nature.
Using historical instruments and Anglo-Saxon lyrics, SOWULO invites listeners into a space of reflection, reverence, and ritual.
On ‘Niht’ (“Night”), SOWULO journeys into the sacred darkness - the realm of the subconscious, mourning, and inner stillness. Created in the wake of personal loss, the album embraces the night as a teacher and the moon as a guide. Songs like “Asteorfan” (“to die”) and “Sol ond Mani” (“sun and moon”) are woven from grief, mythology, and transformation, using broken instruments and primal vocals to confront ego death and the void left by lost light. “Monaþblod” (“moon blood”) channels feminine wisdom, menstruation, and lunar rhythm through Micky Huijsmans’ powerful, raw vocal compositions.
With cinematic depth and ritualistic force, ‘Niht’ becomes a spiritual act of surrender.
For fans of WARDRUNA, HEILUNG, DANHEIM, EIVØR.
CD in deluxe 6-panel Digipak printed on unfinished, heavy card stock with 16-page booklet.
SOWULO is the visionary project of Dutch composer and multi-instrumentalist Faber Horbach, whose immersive soundscapes draw deeply from ancient Northern European spirituality and the cyclical rhythms of nature.
Using historical instruments and Anglo-Saxon lyrics, SOWULO invites listeners into a space of reflection, reverence, and ritual.
On ‘Niht’ (“Night”), SOWULO journeys into the sacred darkness - the realm of the subconscious, mourning, and inner stillness. Created in the wake of personal loss, the album embraces the night as a teacher and the moon as a guide. Songs like “Asteorfan” (“to die”) and “Sol ond Mani” (“sun and moon”) are woven from grief, mythology, and transformation, using broken instruments and primal vocals to confront ego death and the void left by lost light. “Monaþblod” (“moon blood”) channels feminine wisdom, menstruation, and lunar rhythm through Micky Huijsmans’ powerful, raw vocal compositions.
With cinematic depth and ritualistic force, ‘Niht’ becomes a spiritual act of surrender.
For fans of WARDRUNA, HEILUNG, DANHEIM, EIVØR.
