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50 copies pressed. Black polylined innersleeve, 120gsm A4 insert, 350gsm matte cover, hand numbered & sealed.

For the first time after 36 years Mutant Embryo Records is proud to announce the official release of Gusztáv Fekete cryptic material. Recorded on reel tapes between 1979-1981 with true analogue sound, this album constitutes the Holy Grail of late 70's Hungarian underground scene as except few demo cassettes it remained buried for over 3 decades! Analogue remastered directly from the master tapes specially for this release. 
Occult synthwave dressed with ritual, avant-garde/psych elements, merged in an absolute mystical masterpiece!

Ristampa 2023, gatefold sleeve con UV e vinile oro

Ristampa Marzo 2025, gatefold sleeve con UV e vinile oro in crystal

CD VERSION WITH PART I + PART II

Norwegian black metal titans 1349 have returned with their long awaited seventh full-length, ‘The Infernal Pathway’. The album promises a journey through chaos and madness, darkness and peril, terror and annihilation.

Long awaited 3rd studio album of INFERNAL WAR!

"Axiom" was recorded, mixed and mastered in No Solace Studio with M. (Mgla/Kriegsmaschine). The album cover was created by Mentalporn. The 11 new songs on "Axiom" clock in at around 42 minutes.

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We Owe You Nothing" marks the highest point in Forgoten Tomb's constant evolution and once more makes it hard to narrow down its sound to some pre-existing labels. Effortlessly blending the eerie, dissonant black metal sound the band is well-known for with muscular sludge/doom riffs and a subtle, nihilistic punk attitude, "We Owe You Nothing" defines the band's personality more than ever, reaffirming its unique sound

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Comes in digipak.
It comes with a 12-page booklet.
Track #13 is a CD only bonus track.

Ares Kingdom is a project comprised of two-thirds of Order From Chaos: guitar visionary Chuck Keller and flagellator Mike Keller on drums
It’s been five years since their sophomore release Incendiary, two since their covers album Veneration, and since Ares Kingdom perfected their brand of blackened thrash/death metal. In this day and age where every hole of the corpse has been fucked to the point of gaping, it’s not uncommon for a metal band to sound derivative. Such is the strength of Ares Kingdom. No other band sounds like them. No drummer. No guitarist. No vocalist. Unavoidably, there are moments reminiscent of Keller and Miller’s former projects, but still Ares Kingdom very much has its own sound, taking from all extreme genres and forging their own on this, their third album, The Unburiable Dead.