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Vendita CD - musica Black Metal e Dark estrema
Four panels digipack Limited to 200 copies
Includes unlimited streaming of Echoes On A Windswept Plain via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
Horror of the Zombies is the second album by American death metal / grindcore band Impetigo. It was released in June 1992 and was a major influence in the grindcore and goregrind scene. ‘Horror of the Zombies’ has a much more structured and varied approach then debut album ‘Ultimo Mondo Cannibale’. The songs are longer and the production on this album is thick and full. The music is still very much old school death metal. Impetigo are influenced by such bands as, Massacre, Autopsy, Repulsion, Master, and Autopsy on this album. This re-release has expanded liner notes by Stevo, 2 extra live songs, different artworks and many rare pictures in a 24 page booklet. A truly gore masterpiece, everything about it reeks of a B grade zombie movie
What would be the combination / hybride of Infernal Majesty and Blasphemy, two leading and intense extreme metal bands from Canada. And both are responsible for mile-stone albums in their genres. Well, when ex Infernal Majesty vocalist Brian Langley (also ex-Aggression, Canada) and guitar player Marco Banco (known as ‘The Traditional Sodomizer of the Goddess of Perversity’ from the cult Blasphemy album Fallen Angel of Doom....) joined to form band called Tyrants Blood, you will get close. This blasting death / black / trash metal band featuring Blasphemy / Infernal Majesty ex members released three full length albums and a handful of splits and ep’s. Vicrecords now re-issued the initially limited edition self-released third album ‘Into the Kingdom of Graves’ originally from 2013. Cover-art by Paolo Girardi (Firespawn, Aeon, Inquisition and Manilla Road) and liner notes by Brian Langley. Guest bass and mixed and produced by Martin Meyer (ex-Aggression, ex-Disciples of Power). Drums recorded by Terry "Sho" Murray (Infernal Majesty, 3 Inches of Blood).
Registrato tra il 2014 e il 2019 in vari concerti della band in USA, Europa e Australia, ‘Trouble And Their Double Lives’ è prodotto, mixato e masterizzato da Scott Atkins ai Grindstone Studios di Suffolk (UK).
La release conterrà inoltre due nuove tracce in studio: ‘She is a Fire’ e ‘Demon Prince Regent’.
Originally released as a picture disc only “Totentanz” is re-issued via Back On Black on all formats. Totentanz (Dance Of The Dead) was recorded live on December 12th, Essen Germania 2001.
This killer live recording was recorded in France during "The World Panzer Battle Tour". Originally released via Regain Records, this killer Marduk live show is finally made available again on Back On Black.
Collector's Edition in 4-panel digipack with 8-page booklet.
Midnight Betrothed (AUS) presents its second full-length album, "Death...My Faithful Bride", containing six new tracks of dark romanticism in praise of moonlit tragedy and forlorn love.
Fronted by The Seer (Lament in Winter's Night, Vrörsaath etc.), Midnight Betrothed further refines its unique blend of 'Sombre Romantic Black Metal' throughout this sophomore album, bringing forth overtures of funeral erotica and deathly fantasia.
Reissue of the band's fantastic debut album from 1999 with original artwork and revised layout including all lyrics, extensive liner notes and many photos from the early days.
The CD comes as Collector's Edition in 4-panel digipack with 8-page booklet, limited to 500 copies, and includes the "Rabenflug" demo from 1996 as exclusive bonus tracks.
"Reign of Tempests" is a genuine classic of German Melodic/Symphonic Black Metal and an absolute must have for all fans of this genre. Pure 90s nostalgia!!
Both album and demo were meticulously restored and remastered for optimal sound on CD as well as vinyl by Patrick W. Engel at Temple of Disharmony in 2022.
Re-released with kind permission from DIES ATER and now available for the first time ever on vinyl and as DigiCD with the original artwork!
Reissue of the band's brilliant second album from 1998 with original artwork & sound, and layout only adjusted to the 8-panel digipack format, under exclusive license from Napalm Records.
"Provenance of Cruelty" is the second album of Mactätus, originally released by Napalm Records in late 1998. At the time of its release the hype for Scandinavian Black Metal in general and Symphonic and Melodic Black Metal in particular was already declining, following milestones such as Emperor's "In the Nightside Eclipse", Dimmu Borgir's "Stormblåst", Mörk Gryning's "Tusen år har gått", Gehenna's "Second Spell" or Limbonic Art's "Moon in the Scorpio". The result was that at the time of their release in late 1998 equally brilliant Symphonic Black Metal albums such as Odium's "The Sad Realm of the Stars" or Mactätus' "Provenance of Cruelty" were not as appreciated by a majority of fans as the earlier classics before them and remained a bit obscure and underrated for quite some time. While that changed later for Odium's debut album when it gained the underground cult status it deserves, "Provenance of Cruelty" somewhat suffered from the added drawback of being released by a label that at the time was already more focused on Gothic Metal, and also not necessarily one of the "cult" labels of the time. This, however, is definitely an album that belongs in every Symphonic or Melodic Black Metal collection and fans of the aforementioned albums should definitely check it out if they don't know it yet!
Comes in a 4-panel Digisleeve with glossy cover; no booklet, no lyrics.
Track durations do not appear on the release.
Recorded live at Ancienne Belique,Brussels BE
Tracks 1-8 recorded and mixed live at AB Brussels BE and De Kreun, Kortyrijk BE
Mastered at Angström Studio Brussels, BE.
"Het Dorp" recorded at Jetson / CCR Studio, Marke / Zulte BE
"Razoreater" recorded at Hearse Studio, Heule BE
Mixed and mastered by Chris Common, TX US
Consouling Sounds 2016
Made in Belgium
Track 4 "Parabol" originally appears on "Lateralus".
Track 10 "Het Dorp" originally appears on "De Zotte Morgen".