Vinili

Black Vinyl

Pressed on black/silver galaxy effect heavy vinyl. Comes with an A2 poster and a download card. Colors on final record may vary to a degree from the mockup.

"Nahab" - the second part of the Disharmonium cycle - finds BLUT AUS NORD returning, as if by compulsion, to the Weird nightmarish otherworlds of H.P. Lovecraft to reflect them through a new mirror of terrifying Black Metal lunacy.

In the dead-eyed trance of one demonically summoned, the band has once again channelled esoteric folklore and modern violence into another phenomenal slice of outsider art which befits its own Mythos and monstrosity. A Crowning Horror indeed.

Gatefold, Black Vinyl

Black vinyl, limited to 150 copies.

Featuring exclusive material from both bands! Co-release with Purity Through Fire.

Limited re-press of 500 copies on orange/black marble vinyl. Comes in gatefold cover, incl. A2 poster, logo sticker & download. 

Crystal clear & white marbled 12" vinyl in printed inner sleeve in deluxe gatefold (with special cut).
Limited to 600 copies worldwide!

TSJUDER is back with a brand-new full-length opus for the first time since 2015!
Featuring a renewed line-up with drum master Jon “The Charn” Rice (Umbra Vitae, Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats) holding down the throne, ‘Helvegr’ is an authentic display of the True Norwegian Black Metal sound that Tsjuder helped define in the 90s.
With this blistering aural assault, the band is certain to conquer 2023 with blasphemy and blast beats!

For fans of MAYHEM, 1349, DARKTHRONE, GORGOROTH, CARPATHIAN FOREST.

High Roller Records,grey w/ white & black splatter vinyl, ltd 400, insert, Cassette transfer, audio restoration and mastering by Patrick W. Engel at TEMPLE OF DISHARMONY in November 2020 / January 2022. Artwork and text restoration and extension by Alexander von Wieding.

A new official repress on vinyl, by Funeral Industries

With a history of metal steeped in horror and the occult - as previously established by bands like Death SS, Black Hole, and Mortuary Drape - Italy has proven itself a fertile breeding ground for extreme music that explores these themes. Formed in 2018, Scolopendra is the latest to continue in this tradition, as evidenced on its debut album, “Those of the Catacombs.” Unlike its Italian ancestors, however, who have more typically opted for the sounds of doom or black metal, the vehicle that Scolopendra has chosen to deliver its horror-tinged themes is that of death metal. This aspect adds an element to the band’s output that distinguishes itself from its predecessors, thus making it a unique addition to its genre. Consisting of two members with a history of many years of collaboration in several bands, including Abhor, Scolopendra boasts both the pedigree and chemistry to give “Those of the Catacombs” the deathly authenticity that is obvious upon first listen.