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The music within this album holds so much of what has come to define us as a band, until now chiefly showcased in its live incarnation, ranging from the rabid, unruly primitivism of our early days to the ominous, slightly surreal atmospheres we began to explore later on. There is material here as old as ten years and even more, as well as what would be considered brand new (by us, anyway, Trondheim time applies). "Worlds open, and worlds, they truly collide!"
 

When plague and cholera unite on a French Black Metal alliance, sensitive souls will have to abstain.
Halsfang (Mourning Forest members) is always posseded with his vocal and musically by the beast... Only a demonic energy !
Pestiferum is like you have never listened since 13 years of existence, more biting than ever.
 

Synodic's "Omnibus" is a collection and expansion of 2017's "Infinite Presence in a Violent Universe" LP and the "Prodigious" EP. The collection features completed vocals for all tracks on "Prodigious" and a new track called "Beyond the Horizon".
 

Debut Full Lenght
Black Metal
 

Under a frozen Swedish moon, Skogen have their sonic pentagram of albums in homage to the stark, nebular beauty of their motherland. Theirs is a blackened folkish metal possessed by the mysteries of nature and dedicated to paying homage to its majesty, both in light and darkness. This polarity is felt in the music as subtly beautiful melodies and clean vocals are woven into the more pervasive darker tones that saturate Skuggorna Kallar, like the blanket of night, heavy with dew. You could say that it is simultaneously the band’s most complete and darkest work to date.

Limited to 500 copies
 

A5 digipack with 8 pages booklet with a completely different artwork than the standard digipack edition (or the vinyl one). Strictly limited to one-edition only


Initially announced as a complementary ep to last year's album 'oltreLuna', q[T]p eventually found in their hands a giant work, almost worth calling it a new album.

8 panels digipack

Exactly 8 years after June 2010's 'The Grave of Civilization' Void of Silence are back with a brand new album.
Although still based on the classic Conforti/Zara line-up core, the new album features again a new lead vocalist (Luca Soi, of Arcana Coelestia and Visthia past).
 

Initially announced as a complementary ep to last year's album 'oltreLuna', q[T]p eventually found in their hands a giant work, almost worth calling it a new album.

Cold, occult, northern Black Metal from Norwegian shores. 45 minutes of pure Satanic frenzy including members and associates of Dødsengel, a hidden gem finally released and limited to 300 copies, including all previously recorded material plus a live cover of Mayhem. Recorded and carefully remastered in Kark Studios. Great visuals accompany this piece of audial crime. Surely not to be missed for those into Mare, Dødsengel, Celestial Bloodshed, One Tail, One Head. Nephilim Unleashed!

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Black Metal from United Kingdom. Debut full length album.
 

Sometimes all it takes is to be out there. In the misty, cold dark reality and be alone. A suburban street with impotent street lights failing to break through the spell of the fog. A city underpass with the pungent smell of urine the only reminder of other human existence. Or a windswept moor after midnight with owl’s silently devouring rodents and foxes quietly careening past as you realize your own insignificance. In such situations creative sparks are born and the sounds of the Earth reveal themselves. Herr K has clearly been listening, as Fragments Of Silence offers a portal into the eerie, yet unmistakably earthly void. Metamorphoses, was an homage to Kafka and while the bleakness of Fragments…tips a grey, tattered cap in the direction of the great man, it draws greater strength from our existential state and especially from the murky world of nightly dreams. “You are free, and that is why you are lost” Kafka reminds us. But listen closely and you will see yourself in Herr K’s sonic mirror and remember that ‘found and enslaved is no match for ‘lost and free’, especially in a world painted in such a stark, yet enchanting monochrome.
 

With a full decade under their belts now, Ascension are no longer plucky newcomers; with Under Ether, they've truly become masters. Prepare to go under, deeper than ever...