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Printed on Gildan softstyle ring spun

Label: Noise International ‎– N 0149-1, Noise International ‎– NUK 149
Country: Germany  1989

NEAR MINT

NM / NM

Label: Fringe Product ‎– FPL 3051, Megaforce Worldwide ‎– FPL 3051, Caroline Records ‎– FPL 3051
Country: Canada
Released: 1987

NM / NM

Dischord Records ‎– DISCHORD 12
Format: LP Blue Cover
Country: US
Released: 1987

SDI - Sign Of The Wicked (LP, Album)
Label:Scratchcore
Cat#: 805777-928
Media Condition: Near Mint --
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
very very small mark of seamsplit on the top edge, otherwise great conditions

Limited edition repress on transparent orange/black marbled vinyl

Limited editon white/black marbled vinyl

Limited editon white/black marbled vinyl

With thirty years of active, nefarious service under their bulletbelts, NECROPHOBIC are undisputed legends of the death and black metal underground. Formed in 1989 by drummer Joakim Sterner, the Stockholm based outfit propagated a singular and fearless vision from the very start, confirming their prowess with now legendary debut album The Nocturnal Silence in 1993. Eschewing the self-conscious amateurism and primitive sonics that many of their peers held dear, NECROPHOBIC established a bold and vivid identity of their own, conjuring a densely melodic but endlessly wicked take on macabre extreme metal that countless lesser bands have since emulated. With “Satanic Blasphemies”, NECROPHOBIC re-release a compilation of demo songs and will also present two demo tracks which have been recorded at their rehearsal place and were never released before. The album will be available as Ltd. CD Jewelcase in slipcase, black LP & LP-Booklet with an A2-sized Poster and Digital album.

NEAR MINT

nm / nm

When the »Sin Will Find You Out« album was originally released on vinyl via Roadrunner Records in 1986, the perception of the public was that of a rather appealing debut platter by another all-girl band in the tradition of The Runaways, Girlschool and Rock Goddess. Back in the 1980s, female hard rock/metal bands were the exception to the norm. Only much later it became evident that Original Sin (just as the Exorcist project before) was the brainchild of a certain David DeFeis, lead vocalist of Epic Metal masters Virgin Steele.