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Un’immersione nel lato più oscuro e grottesco del metal: “For God Your Soul... For Me Your Flesh” dei Pungent Stench fonde death metal viscerale e grindcore in un mosaico sonoro disturbante. L’album alterna accelerazioni feroci a rallentamenti fangosi, traducendo il macabro in trame di puro "Gore 'n' Roll". Attraverso riff sporchi e un’estetica shock, il disco guida l’ascoltatore in una riflessione estrema, sospesa tra umorismo nero e una violenza sonora cruda e inimitabile.

Test pressing, numbered  X/5 copies

Legendary Nortt's 1998 demo finally and officially released after a few unauthorized versions.

Comes with bonus track "Nattens Tale"

Test pressing, numbered  X/5 copies

Test pressing:  5 numbered copies

2024 Edition on single vinyl by DeA

Test pressing, numbered to 3 copies!

French cult Black Metal excavated back from the grave for one final black metal desecration! Not a reissue or re-release of anything done in the past. This is a completely new one off session including both new songs and re-recordings and the band returns back to the tomb.

Great things are on the horizon with the debut of French band OPPRESSION and their vehement, multifaceted, and profound black metal of the highest order!

Old buddies, scouring concert halls and bars, G.S.V (vocals) and Tom L (guitar) decided to form a band together, allowing them to control the composition and direction from start to finish. Faced with a growing number of ambient-oriented releases, they wanted to raise the tone with a very straight forward project. Speed, power, and a touch of melody (added with some healthy hate) – this is how they laid the foundations for OPPRESSION, quickly joined by Predark (guitar).
Once the composition of the first album was well underway, they brought in two well-known musicians from the Bordeaux scene to fill the positions on drums and bass: the brothers John (Otargos, Lifestream) and Désert (Lifestream). Together, they finalized this first opus "No Safe Place", ready to hit you without restraint!
OPPRESSIONs lyrics are mostly about religion and a little bit about constatation on the society evolution. Only the last song is different, dealing with sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll (so as not to lose sight of the important things).
Whether it's the music or the lyrics, OPPRESSION didn't try to make something pompous or bombastic, just something frank, direct, and effective. – Hail the Oppression!