Back in stock

Size XL

Brought forth by the Sweden-based multi-instrumentalist Matthew Bell (Autumn's Dawn, Austere live & many more), TJAKTJADÁLVVE is an Atmospheric Black Metal project now at its third full-lenght release. "Encompassing Nothingness" perfectly blends the sorrow of depression-tinged black metal with the coldness, thrill and melancholy of its atmospheric kind, guiding the listener through his low-paced and synth-driven scenarios. With a neat production and dreadful vocals, the musical journey that this album encloses can't reward the listener more than so.

FFO: Woods of Desolation, Austere, Panopticon, Mesarthim.

Concept album: a path through our being. The journey of an introspective oneironaut and through the oobe. The ancestral visions, the expansion of human perception through the astral travel. Sounds and experiences that cross the mind and the body of the astral traveler. The sound experience brings the listener to cross the astral portal. The cosmic nebulose cross our mind. Through the light everyone can perform his journey, its life, its rebirth and its eternal astral journey.

On their fourth full-length album, Italian post-black metal duo Falaise keep exploring introverted feelings of isolation and loneliness, conducted through waves of raging black metal and dreamy melodies devoted to the greatest luminaries of post-rock and blackgaze. "After All This Time" is an album of primal intensity, a research on intimate alienation by a band at the peak of their craft.

This edition of Transilvanian Hunger marks the album’s 30th anniversary, and is presented on limited black/white corona vinyl, including a vinyl audio master more in line with the original, courtesy of Patrick Engel at Temple of Disharmony, Feb 2024

The traditional three year wait is over, and Hoest has now completed the sixth Taake album.

"Stridens hus" takes the unique Taake sound and develops it further.
Still true to the spirit of the old Norwegian Black Metal, Hoest breathes new life into the genre by introducing different elements that ensure the sound remains fresh and relevant. Some parts are more groove and rock orientated, whilst some have a distinctly punk attitude. However, this is still unmistakably Taake and, as always, we're treated to a varied album with intense, unique and unpredictable dynamics.

As the bloated corpse of black metal continues to be picked apart by Myspace “friends” and post-whatever posers, it’s up to scene veterans like SARGEIST to “Let the Devil In”. Featuring the six-string sorcery of HORNA songwriter Shatraug as well as the vile throat and cruel battery of BEHEXEN, Finland’s finest SARGEIST here display that black metalled orthodoxy need not spell creative death, that occult mysticism is still ripe for exploration if the words match the deeds – and especially if you have the songs to back them up. One anthem to the horned one after another, “Let the Devil In” masterfully balances raw, bloodcurdling passion with poised, steely-eyed professionalism: a new classic of traditional black metal is born!