Vinili

https://www.discogs.com/release/1177847-Sacrilege-BC-Party-With-God

VG++/NM--

Silver & black marbled 12" vinyl in deluxe gatefold (with soft touch matt laminate).
Limited to 350 copies worldwide

'Unsettling Whispers', the first full-length effort from GAEREA, was a massive step forward for the young band upon its 2018 release.
On it they shaped and sharpened their attack into an onslaught replete with intense, soul-searing peaks and heart-rending valleys.
In many ways, 'Unsettling Whispers' is the realization of the cathartic black metal that has become their forte, and that they continue to hone to epic new heights.

For fans of UADA, NUMENOREAN, THE GREAT OLD ONES, SVARTIDAUDI.

10 CD di Judas Priest in offerta in blocco, usati ma in condizioni eccellenti

Translucent Gold w/ Swamp Green/Red/White - Splattered Vinyl

Vinyl reissue of INCANTATION’s acclaimed 2000 full-length The Infernal Storm! First released at the turn of the century, the band’s album The Infernal Storm has more than weathered the test of time and still stands as a punishing, top-tier extreme metal release today.

Swamp Green w/ Red/White/Black - Splattered Vinyl
 

Black Ice w/ Silver & White

Upon the Throne of ApocalypseInaugural vinyl pressing & remastered audio of Death Metal legends INCANTATION’s Upon the Throne of Apocalypse, the original rough mix of the recording that became the infamous full-length album Mortal Throne of Nazarene. Dynamic-yet-raw, brutal-yet-atmospheric, and death-yet-doomy, Upon the Throne of Apocalypse remaster features the original artwork by Wes Benscoter (Slayer, Nile, Cattle Decapitation).

Media: nera mint

Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Comes with printed inner sleeve.

Recorded: Hellspawn Studios, June 1992
Released: December 1992, No Fashion Records

© & p Black Lodge Records
Distributed by Sound Pollution Distribution

The House is one of the many names of Vladimir Pavelka (Cult Of Fire, Death Karma).
As a small child, he watched Evil Dead on a VHS tape by accident. It left him scared, but he also started to be fascinated with death and horror films. At the age of 17, he stole his school's money and used it to buy his first guitar. It was clear that he wasn't going to play folk songs but something darker and more terrifying. At 19, he began working in a morgue where his fascination with death deepened to such an extent that it became his daily routine and a part of his life to this day. Now you can enjoy his tribute to famous horror soundtracks and films.
Let there be death and horror!

Gray-and-black splattered vinyl.
This release includes an exclusive circular spirit board.
Includes a download code for an mp3 version of the 7".
Limited to 110.

Double vinyl, trans orange, 3 sides recorded (side D is empty).
300 copies edition

All too often a band emerges from the underground, records a promising demo or EP, and soon after, under some perceived notion of urgency, releases a lackluster debut album rife with impotent filler tracks, and is thus discarded to the overpopulated scrap pile of mediocre metal bands. Fewer and farther between are the bands that rightfully and patiently take their time to properly develop their musicianship and songwriting abilities, experiment with their sound and recording technique, and then unleash a debut album, sometimes several years later, that is more than worthy of its time in waiting. Having existed for over ten years, but content to this point to have released just a handful of demos, splits, and a single EP, Italy’s Mefitic fits the latter categorization. With its debut album, “Woes of Mortal Devotion,” hereby released under the banner of Nuclear War Now!, Mefitic proves that patience is rewarded by the quality of its product. Those who are familiar with Mefitic’s earlier releases are likely to note a distinct evolution in the band’s sound on their debut full-length. Although it continues to fester in the wound recently opened by the 2012 EP, “Columns of Subsidence,” the approach to this album is notably less chaos-driven and instead more controlled than previous recordings. On the one hand, it invokes the same raw intensity of bands like Black Witchery and Demoncy, and on the other it conjures a hypnotic dissonance akin to that of a band like Antaeus, as well as a ritualistic dimension similar to that of Necros Christos and Teitanblood. Having been recorded at the infamous Mara Cave, as done previously by fellow countrymen Blasphemophagher and Demonomancy, a gimmick-free and rehearsal-like atmosphere results in a natural sound that successfully enhances the asphyxiating character of the music. Finally, as a perfect complement to the music itself, the artwork gracing the cover of the 12-page booklet, as executed by Manuel Tinnemans, undeniably evokes the same anguished and corrupted vision of a world also represented in Mefitic’s lyrical themes.