Vinili

vinyl version of Shaarimoth's masterpiece, Temple of Adversarial Fire. The record comes as a Gatefold LP with a 20 pages booklet glued to it and heavy vinyl

3x LP

Herein are 6 songs of profound introspection and honesty, unbridled by norms or trends, adhering to tenents of belief that should resonate with the seeker, the curious, the outsider. ALTAR OF PERVERSION emerges from the void after twelve years of searching, reflection, shattering the known and invoking the unattainable in the quest for the numinous. Rather than scratching the surface, these songs reveal what lies beneath the surface and unravel the illustrious blackness within. This is the vision of Pan-European Satanism. This is timeless Black Metal as it was understood from it’s nascent core.

Marrok shares his very personal vision of serious art influenced by a wide range of genres. It's a blackened journey full of soundscapes between beauty and bleakness, hope and oppression, reality and the world beyond. Accordingly, each subgenre is utilized to its fullest potential without falling into cliche nor easy categorization, each one swelling until it's fit to burst, so overcome with passion and emotion.
 

Gatefold Double LP with golden UV spot laque and 16 pages booklet in 30x30cm with illustrations and lyrics.

3rd press on black vinyl

White double vinyl, cut at 45 RPM for optimum fidelity, in deluxe gatefold printed on the reverse side of the board.
Limited to 700 copies worldwide.

In a scene of countless carbon copies and soulless attempts to evoke the majesty of the ancient Black/Death Metal legacy, WATAIN stand solemn, alien, watching from the shadows, in genuine victorious sincerity.
After their critically acclaimed second release “Casus Luciferi” (Album of the Month in Terrorizer) and a successful two-month tour together with DISSECTION, WATAIN now present their third Black Metal monolith “Sworn to the Dark”.

Artwork by Timo Ketola.
For fans of DISSECTION, MAYHEM, MARDUK, VALKYRJA.

Cold Fell is a Black Metal band from Manchester, England, named after a mountain in the Northern Pennines. Their music reflects the outsider spirit and abrasive landscape of the North of England, from the weekend violence of dying satellite towns to the grimy back alleys and decaying industrial follies of the cities.

Black vinyl
Heavy-weight jacket flooded with black
Printed inner sleeve
 

Herzogian Darkness is a shadowy plunge into strange, shapeshifting depths. It is recognizably black metal by sound and vision - and, more or less, by name - but the febrile sensations these mysterious Poles emit elude safe 'n' staid categorization. Not for nothing do MEDICO PESTE here transform Bauhaus' classic "Stigmata Martyr" into one of their own, idiosyncratic creations.

Gatefold, Black Vinyl
 

This is the morbid sound of the 90's!
Beherit and Carpathian Forest maniacs won't resist this hellish attack of pure black metal the way it was meant to be.

Black Vinyl
 

Black metal from Belgium
debut full-lenght

 (blue clouds vinyl)

Suffer the Cold" finally finds justice and will soon breath a new life in the physical forms

Black Vinyl

A one man project fronted by Spectral Wound guitarist Mike Kirkenbrannsår under the alias Maikan
 

2 X Black Vinyl

Elegies of the Stellar Wind" marks the 5th full-length for Poland's epic one-man Black Metal outfit Evilfeast. On the successor to 2011`s lauded, 'Wintermoon Enchantment,' sole member GrimSpirit hasn`t changed much on the band`s majestic formula. Sprawling, epic keyboard arrangements paired with cold and harsh walls of guitars and dedicated vocals whispering of old times and solitarity. Unfolding its layers track by track, the album unlocks a dripping atmosphere. At times freezing in solitude, at others resolute melodic with choral pillars. Enhanced like never before, these elegies reach an almost monumental peak.
 

Black vinyl

"The Sachem's Tales is an amazing work of solid, agonizing and intense feelings cutting black metal. Behind the music there lies a melodic agreement with the guitars and the synthesizer sounds, kind of giving a counterpoint to each, but all joining in the end for fantastic melodic landscapes. From worlds of mythologies and legends, the lyrics never saturate, even on the predictable despair of the clean female voice and strings moments."

(Review excerpt by Lonely Dark World)