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High Roller Records, reissue 2021,   original mix + bonus track, 425gsm heavy cardboard cover, lyric sheet printed on uncoated paper, poster, mastered by Patrick W. Engel at Temple of Disharmony

Limited cloudy green vinyl. 2023 re-release.

After emerging on the scene with the “Bearers of Black Arts” demo followed by the “Rites of Barbaric Demons” mLP and last year’s “The Premonition” demo, Italy’s Demonomancy now return with one of the most anticipated debut full-lengths released in years. With this album, entitled “Throne of Demonic Proselytism,” Demonomancy settles into its sound focusing on a style that draws upon the dark, mid-paced atmosphere of bands like Demoncy and Archgoat, but delivered with the cutting precision of the first Black Witchery album.
 

Black 12" double vinyl (33 rpm) in gatefold.
Second pressing 300 copies worldwide.

TSJUDER’s debut album “Kill For Satan” (2000) gained the band attention and critical acclaim that was enhanced by their next releases “Demonic Possession” (2002) and “Desert Northern Hell” (2004).
After unleashing their live DVD “Norwegian Apocalypse – Oslo vs Sandnes” (2006), TSJUDER split, but celebrated a triumphant comeback with “Legion Helvete” (2011).
Now “Desert Northern Hell” is re-issued with four previously unreleased live tracks!

For fans of URGEHAL, ABBATH, 1349, IMMORTAL, TAAKE, MARDUK, CARPATHIAN FOREST.

Ristampa per Peaceville!

MAYHEM: One of the earliest of the Norwegian black metal bands to form (aptly named after a Venom track) the bands 20 year history is littered with tragedy and controversy. Now Back On Black re-issues the bands 4 studio albums on deluxe audiophile quality vinyl. All editions of these classic black metal albums are on coloured vinyl and come in gatefold packaging!

The latest work of death metal psychosis from Australia... PORTAL's "Swarth" is the death metal release that invokes the end of the world and is Portal's most surreal, disturbing, and irregular offering to date. The approach to Portal's style of death metal has always tread the fine line between sheer madness and the intricately artful. Cinematic in scope, like a death metal interpretation of The Cabinet Of Dr. Cagliari or the death metal soundtrack to an ancient silent arthouse flick gone terribly awry, Portal have pretty much transcended the interpretation of what death metal should portray, and simply inverted and twisted it to no end. Even moreso on "Swarth".

Terrific debut album for this norwegian band who offers an album in the glorious 90's Norsk black metal style. For fans of Kvist, early Kalessin and Carpathian Forest