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With Hesperia, his second album, Kval delivers a more intimate piece — without compromising the universal scope of his vision.

In conversation with figures such as Ernst Jünger, Hermann Hesse, Jean Cau, and David Engels, the album is a love letter to his continent of origin: Europe, which he chooses to rename Hesperia, as the Ancients once did.

This record celebrates the primal magic of European paganism alongside the beauty and truth of Christianity. It strives for a reconciliation between these two foundational poles of European identity — an immersion into its light, its grandeur, and its melancholy. From the anti-modern epic Waldgänger to the mystical stillness of Lux Meae, Morte France delivers a more luminous record here — one marked by hope and vital impulse, without ever renouncing the project’s original radicalism.

This 3-tapes set includes all T.G.R.O.T.M. albums:

– When the Nameless Stars Serenade Your Ravenous Usurpation of the Blackness (2022)
– Hidden in the Darkness of Fallen Mastery (2023)
– As the Stars Shatter in Agony (2025)

Limited to 75 handnumbered copies.
With A2 poster and 9,5cm x 9,5cm patch.

KRE^U is not just music. KRE^U is the pursuance of the identity, culture and history of Sardinia, its ancestors and their heritage. KRE^U crafts into music the events and hard lives of an ancient lineage who faced the violent nature of Barbagia (Sardinia).

KRE^U greets all the outlaws and bandits who fought, withstanded and died for their individuality and independence during the Savoy period (1720-1861): this is for you. We are your heirs.

KRE^U Black-Dark Metal old school style is epic, aggressive and rich of pathos, with plenty of rebellous and martial suggestions. A Tenores chants and lyrics strictly in ancient Sardinian language enriches the whole sound, creating unique phonetics expressively angry, evocative and polytonal, The spirit of the mighty bandits of Sardinia animate KRE^U sound and music: welcome their defiant return.

OFFICIALL REISSUE

OFFICIAL REISSUE

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Nocternity's album "Onyx" from 2003 Amor Fati Productions is proud to present this classic in its ultimate version.

The box set contains two gatefold LPs and a poster:
One LP contains the original recording of the album and the other the alternate rough mix alternate version with different tracklist and artwork for the first time available exclusively.

Iron ore red vinyl, comes with 12-page LP-sized booklet
 

Six keys opened six doors, and their poison crept into our world.

Five years has passed since the doors of perdition were opened with the release of Escumergament’s debut studio album ...ni degu fazentz escumergamënt e mesorga..., and now it is time to explore the corrupted wastelands at these entrances.

Apparebat Eidolon Senex speaks of anger, resignation and misfortune. A glimpse into the smoldering ruins of temples and oceans filled with corpses. Of haunting spirits and mad gods. Of betrayal and unfathomable loss. Seven songs where the demon appears at different places depending on time, place and intent.

Just like ...ni degu fazentz escumergamënt e mesorga..., Apparebat Eidolon Senex was recorded in the Chapel of the Wanderers on old and unpredictable equipment during days and nights of storms and torment.

These spells of uncompromising black metal are designed to curse and bring ruin.

Six keys opened six doors, and their poison crept into our world.

Five years has passed since the doors of perdition were opened with the release of Escumergament’s debut studio album ...ni degu fazentz escumergamënt e mesorga..., and now it is time to explore the corrupted wastelands at these entrances.

Apparebat Eidolon Senex speaks of anger, resignation and misfortune. A glimpse into the smoldering ruins of temples and oceans filled with corpses. Of haunting spirits and mad gods. Of betrayal and unfathomable loss. Seven songs where the demon appears at different places depending on time, place and intent.

Just like ...ni degu fazentz escumergamënt e mesorga..., Apparebat Eidolon Senex was recorded in the Chapel of the Wanderers on old and unpredictable equipment during days and nights of storms and torment.

These spells of uncompromising black metal are designed to curse and bring ruin.

Three years after The Necrotrophic Abyss, Australian one-man band Snorlax is back to wreak havoc.

Brendan Auld’s signature style, blending death metal with an oppressive and obscure black metal vibe takes a turn towards the lands of grindcore, both musically and conceptually.

Toxic Current is the new studio album by the multi-instrumentalist from Brisbane, and it comes with two covers from Australian grind and hardcore bands, Agents Of Abhorrence and The Fevered. To those familiar with Auld’s work, particularly Snorlax, these influences have always been part of his art, but never to such a clear extent.