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Snowland MMXII" is the complete re-recording of the first Sorcier Des Glaces album "Snowland".
The band wanted to give an updated vision of their very first work, as they thought the original one had great riffs and atmosphere, but was poorly executed and recorded. They managed to preserve the rawness and the primitive essence that characterized their first album, but with a more defined sound and production values.

Also, Sorcier Des Glaces didn't use any keyboards on "Snowland MMXII" in opposite to the original 1997 "Snowland".

SDG don't use keyboards anymore in their songs since the third album (The Puressence of Primitive Forests), so that re-recorded version of Snowland is more in tune with the actual sound of the band.

“Coloured Funeral” is one of the most complex releases of early 90's death metal, certainly a cornerstone release for all fans, which needs more attention than it gets in time. It's a classic masterpiece without compromise that defines why old school death metal was unique and intelligent music.

Recorded and mixed by Colin Richardson in 1993, this album brings some of the best technical and slightly progressive death metal, with a clean and powerful production.
You find some progressive elements but it's a vicious and aggressive old school death metal gem.

This is intense brutality of the highest rank, a mind-blowing piece of real unholy Death Metal forever written in extreme metal history!

Re-issue, completely updated layout with a new mastering, CD in a jewel case, 20 page booklet full colours on 135g paper, sealed.

Originally released by Tatra Productions in 2022, here comes an official reissue on 6 panels digipak format

200 copies edition

Includes a 20-page booklet with credits & recording info.
check out tracklist and partecipating bands at this link

Two years have passed since Tuomas Tahvanainen introduced the world to his void-inducing brain-child COLD PROPHET, and now triumphantly returns to cause distress with 2 brand new tracks (a taste of what's to come). French K.F.R. contributes he, too, with his very specific way of causing epileptic episodes, one of them featuring The Enemy on vocals. To be released on a matt Digipak, hand-numbered in 500 copies.

Niklas Kvarforth has, on countless occasions, mentioned the month that he spent together with Christian Larsson and Yusaf Parvez (DHG) in an apartment that they rented in Finland's capital. The three resolved to use this space as a base in which to write, experiment and cause various forms of unspecified damage before heading to Varberg to record the new album. For years, the band has wished that these infamous demo tapes could be released officially somehow. We here at TSI, who recently issued the definitive edition of the very album for which these songs were created, feel that the time has now come to release the recording that the band themselves have stressed: "Is in so many ways far superior to the actual album itself".