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Thy Darkened Shade's third full length album, Liber Lvcifer II-Mahapralaya, coming as Gatefold Double LP, with printed inner sleeves & 20 pages booklet.

Reissue of Horna’s second full album “Haudankylmyyden mailla” as a gatefold double LP with printed inner sleeves (vinyls supplied in separate protective sleeves to avoid damage to the printed inners), pressed on black and silver/black marbled vinyl.

Gold/Black Splatter

FIDES INVERSA strike with their second album, Mysterium Tremendum et Fascinans. Classicist yet paying no lip service to tradition, FIDES INVERSA invested their very souls in the creation of this second opus: exhaustive spiritual research and a total immersion inside the darkest manifestations of what the German theologist Rudolf Otto called "the numinous." The divine, in its most terrifying forms, takes life from chaotic sounds and revealed words whose intent is to represent the mystic terror and the undefeatable fascination of Death, the human nullification, in favor of a complete prostration to the One whose light is spread out of the darkest vacuum. Ascend and descend with FIDES INVERSA's Mysterium Tremendum et Fascinans...

 

New Album
 

Black/Gray Galaxy

 
Tracks 1 to 3 were originally released as the Troops Of Unfeigned Might 7".
Track 4 was originally released on the split 7" with StarGazer.
Track 5 was originally released on the split 7" with Morbid Upheaval.
Track 6 was originally released on the If You Can't Eat It Or Fuck It... Then Kill It! (A Tribute To Carnivore) compilation CD.
Track 7 was originally released on the split 7" with Der Stürmer and Mudoven.

Oxblood Vinyl

Everyone else can pretty much give up right now. With Hornets of the Pogrom, the infamous Arghoslent have outstripped the competition to such a degree that it's almost unfair. Anyone who's heard these guys' prior two masterpieces, 1998's Galloping Through The Battle Ruins and 2002's Incorrigible Bigotry, already knows this band is capable of delivering some of the best death metal out there. But on Hornets of the Pogrom, Arghoslent step it up to a whole different level entirely, and I can honestly say that I'm floored by the results. If any album was ever worth a six year wait, this one is.