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Issued in jewel case with clear tray. Comes with 12-page booklet and a hidden track.

One of the most anticipated black metal albums of the past decade arrives: NOCTERNITY's Harps of the Ancient Temples. The Greek band's first full-length in 12 years!
Harps of the Ancient Temples is black metal from a lost time. It's an ancient darkness that envelops and hypnotizes the listener, recasting NOCTERNITY's elder Scandinavian and Greek BM influences through a prism that refracts no light, but rather absorbs it.

In the music of Forndom, the past breathes with a vitality that transcends time. “Moþir” is as complex as the deities it portrays, weaving together themes of fertility and loyalty, love and betrayal, light and shadow. It is an exploration of divine ambiguity, where the nurturing embrace of a mother can just as easily turn into the cold hand of inevitability.

Here, Ludvig Swärd strips away the modern trappings of synthesisers, embracing a purely acoustic sound. The music feels as though it has been carved from the very earth, born from instruments fashioned by hand and played with reverence for the ancient.

Recorded and mixed by Swärd himself, “Moþir” features the talents of Thomas von Wachenfeldt (Bards of Skaði), whose violin conjures both light and darkness; Janne Posti (Häxkapell, Sons of Crom), whose choral tones add a numinous depth; and Draugurinn, whose haunting presence lingers like a spirit from a forgotten age.

Forndom’s latest offering is a meditation on the eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth, seen through the lens of ancient Scandinavian spirituality. Ludvig Swärd continues to stand at the crossroads of the past and present, offering a glimpse into the heart of ancient wisdom through the eyes of a modern seeker.

Comes with double sided inner sleeve on 220gsm carton housed in a 300 gsm carton outer sleeve.

Comes with double sided insert printed on 150gsm art paper housed in a 300 gsm carton outer sleeve. Alternative artwork compared to cd version exclusive to the vinyl versions!KHOLD RETURN WITH A NEW GRIM MASTERPIECE OF BLACK DARK METAL!

“Du dømmes til Død” is a concept album about henchmen and various people being condemned to the death penalty throughout Norwegian history.
Musically, you know what´s being offered: down-tuned and mid-paced metal with no compromises whatsoever. Groovy, melodic and loads of heavy riffs – this band sounds like nothing else, and that´s exactly the way it should be. And it´s how it will remain.
True.
Raw.
Primitive.
Khold.
 

KAWIR formed in the Greek black metal scene of the 90s and have been exploring Greek mythology, literature, and mysteries for 30 years - and no other band really captures the essence of those stories and times the same way.
With ‘Kydoimos’ KAWIR has reached an ambitious point they've been working towards for a couple of records now.
An essential album for fans of Rotting Christ, Necromantia, Varathron, etc!

2024 repress. Including previously unseen pictures and exclusive liner notes by founding member Gunther Theys.

The debut album of the most important black metal band from Belgium finally re-issued! Noble gatefold lp (various colors) with double sided insert and 6-panel digipack with 12 page booklet including previously unseen pictures and exclusive liner notes by founding member Gunther Theys. An essential masterpiece of Morbid Glory!

Digipack printed on 300gsm carton with booklet printed on 135gsm art paper.

Djevelkult (2009) return to earth with their highly anticipated 3rd fullength album! “Drep Alle Guder” shows the true essence of black audio evil!

Time-travel to the glorious nineties Norwegian Black Metal era with the epic debut album "Drapsdalen" of VALDAUDR!

VALDAUDR roots on the Black Metal project Cobolt 60, which was initiated by guitarist Død (Blood Red Throne, ex-Satyricon) back in 2000. Though the music is a continuation of Cobolt 60, VALDAUDR is something different as new vocalist Vald (also known from his works with Blood Red Throne) has a totally different vocal style and even puts on some clean vocals here and there. It’s still old school and primitive Black Metal, but with some folk elements and epic themes. Think of Darkthrone meets early Ulver meets Primordial! On their debut album “Drapsdalen” Rune Nesse (Taake – live) handled the drums and also took care of the mix.