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4 CD digipak in slipcase ! The comprehensive EVEREVE discography!

  Double CD digipak 

Limited edition of the entire discography of Mistress Of The Dead. that contain all the 15 CDs (4 albums - just for this boxing) + booklet of 35-40 pages and a coffin-shaped box ( wooden box made of birch )

Please see complete list of albums here at this link

From the depths of the Finnish underground rises the ancient darkness of Vordven: the 2001 EP (Woodland Passage) and the cult 1997 demo (When The Wind Blew For The First Time) united in a single haunting release.
Raw, atmospheric and deeply rooted in the melancholic essence of the Northern underground.

Six panel Digipak Cd edition limited to 300 copies.

Official reissue of VORDVEN's full length album "Towards The Frozen Stream", originally released in 1999.
A majestic journey through frostbitten melodies, ancient atmospheres, and the raw spirit of nature. An album where melancholy and power flow together like an endless frozen river.
Available in a six panel digipak edition limited to 500 copies.

Release Date: May 22, 2026

One of the most electric newcomers WEREWOLF has heard in years, VULKAN GRIT delivered the Demonstorms demo in 2023. Brimming with that electricity, it only hinted at the full mastery yet to be unveiled. 

At last here, VULKAN GRIT's debut album bears an appropriate title: Godslaying Arcane Panoply. Despite hailing from Finland, the young quartet eschew much of their scene's reigning paradigms of the last 25 years - be them freezing fire, strength & honor, or resurgent bestiality - for something squarely, authentically mid '90s. To invoke such names as early Nifelheim, Enthroned, Nåstrond, Marduk, and Germany's Desaster  is not meant to suggest lazy plagiarism or rote replication; rather, this is the noble framework from which VULKAN GRIT explode with their own epics of arcane black metal magick. Adding to that lineage, Godslaying Arcane Panoply ripples forth with a berserker intensity wound up with a razor-wire melodicism - indeed, riffing that continues to attack, attack, ATTACK and with memorability to boot. That these Finns feel like they're caught in the throes of possession underlines the archaic splendor at the heart of this particular subgenre: certainly simple to attempt, but exceedingly difficult to master. What's more, the subtle hints of death metal, doom, and even classic heavy metal don't detract from their vintage black metal core and color their songwriting with even deeper shades of obsidian. And the album's echoing-across-a-cathedral production only heightens this strident songwriting, a wise choice of form meeting content.

Music from the elders, delivered by the youth of today: this is VULKAN GRIT's Godslaying Arcane Panoply!

Formed in the crucible of 2023, Finland's RITUALHAMMER emerge as a formidable force, drawing members from the legacies of Riivaus, Sacrificium Carmen, Mörbid Vomit, Licht Des Urteils, Coraxul, and Wömit Angel among others. While the majority of these members' background centers around black metal, their sound here in RITUALHAMMER is squarely within the most barbaric, violent expressions of death metal. In fact, their self-applied handle is APOCALYPTIC EVIL METAL.

And such is exactly what you'll be confronted with on RITUALHAMMER's debut album, Grand Pestilential Flame, now finding physical release courtesy of WEREWOLF. Reminding of many and no one, this nine-song / 28-minute statement of ripping, south-of-Heaven death metal begins its assault with no warning nor with no quarter given. Both frantic and finessed, RITUALHAMMER here tempt the corners of chaos with their churning angularity, but their just-tight-enough execution exudes all-too-tangible physicality that's a fist in the face of over-processed / punched-in "death metal." Likewise, their songwriting retains just enough linearity to latch onto and then many a diabolical construct is rubbed raw and rudely spat out, altogether making Grand Pestilential Flame a throwback to the ancient underground. As such, this band and record are highly recommended for maniacs of Order From Chaos, VOMITOR, Peru's Mortem, Germany's Desaster, and even earliest Deicide.

This new edition of ‘Gothic’, marking the album’s 35th anniversary, is presented on double CD, with remastered audio courtesy of Jaime Gomez Arellano at Orgone Studios. The bonus disc features the band Live in Ludwigsburg, 1991, performing tracks from Gothic and their debut album. The release also includes a four page booklet containing recollections from the band on the period and the shaping of the album,  as originally featured in 2021’s ‘The Lost and the Painless’.