Vinili

Debut digital recording for Spain's cryptic collective Black Earth that continues the path laid down by 2014's well received "A Cryptic Howl of Morbid Truth" cassette (Graceless Recordings). "Diagrams of a Hidden Order" presents us with three tracks showcasing their turbulent strain of blackened noise, that stretches the boundaries of black metal, death metal and dark ambient respectively, thus amplifying these genres into darker territory few have explored. Within the turbulence of chaos and bleakness, there exists fleeting form and (un)structure that is shattered and rebuilt over and over again; measured percussion, whispered incantations, and sudden outbursts of unseen violence. A truly potent alchemical document in practice.

100 copies limited edition, comes with printed innersleeve

Formed in 2010 by famed American black metal musician Jeff Wilson (formerly of Abigail Williams, Wolvhammer, and Nachtmystium) and drummer Bob Fouts (formerly of The Gates of Slumber and Apostle of Solitude), the group released a self-titled post-black metal EP in 2012 before going totally silent. It was unfortunate as the EP was quite good, eschewing the style’s typical melodrama in favor of grounded riffs that recalled a more understated version of An Autumn for Crippled Children. Seven years later, the band has recruited vocalist James Benson (Amiensus) for their long-awaited full-length debut, A Grief Observed

Pressed on clear with black splatter vinyl, limited to 100 copies.
All copies include a LP-sized 4-page insert and poster.

Hurricane Hellfukker (vocals, ZARATHUSTRA) and with the help of Mortüüm (drums, COUNTESS), Shargaz Isidor (all guitars) and Jormundgand (bass) the band created a tribute to the 1990s Black Metal, doing their very own interpretation of how it has to sound. It appeared to be a 9 track debut album with a running time of 41 minutes of varied and atmospheric music that serves the old purpose of the old underground scene! 

Gatefold embossed cover, black vinyl
 

occult black metal from denmark, feat. members of ligfaerd and serpent lair

Death worshiping doom-death monsters Iteru finally having their 35 minute debut "Ars Moriendi" releaesed on LP. Limited to 300 units on black vinyl. 

For fans of THE RUINS OF BEVERAST, URFAUST, BLUT AUS NORD, EVOKEN, and the likes... 

Originally released in 2017 on cassette but selling out each edition three times over, ITERU's Ars Moriendi has quickly become a highly considered & essential piece of modern underground doom-death. And listening to the expansive 34 minutes of this debut recording, it's easy to hear why: ITERU craft a crushing-yet-spacious experience of damnation and depression, almost effortlessly moving from spiraling suicidal melody to earth-shaking heft, and smothering the listener every step of the way. Even the vocals themselves seem to be world-eating, a force of nature (or even the supernatural) intent on utter oblivion. But, unlike so much doom-death past and especially present, Ars Moriendi always conveys a sense of movement - no sludge for its own sake here - and an expert grasp of dynamics; down every labyrinth, there is both light and shade, and all is DOOMED. 

2018 re-release in black gatefold vinyl by AOP Records.
Artworks are done from the original photo used on the highly limited digipack from 2012

Gatefold Golden Vinyl with insert 

 Devathorn / Inferno Split LP

Obtained Enslavement's revered second studio album of masterful symphonic and melodic Norwegian Black Metal.

Featuring Pest from Gorgoroth and recorded at Grieghallen Studio.

Recorded by legendary producer Pytten, known for his work on countless Black Metal classics - including Mayhem’s De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas’ and Emperor’s In the Nightside Eclipse - this edition is presented on vinyl for the first time since its initial pressing in 1997.

2018 LP re-issue in gatefold cover with insert. Only 100 copies pressed on black vinyl, 400 copies on cyan blue vinyl.

This glorious debut album by California's best heavy/power metal band TYRANT is as dark and thunderous as the cover. Burning guitar licks and crushing Iron Maiden-esque beats, mixed in with catchy hooks makes this album one hell of a ride! An album to discover (or re-discover) in the darkness!