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Fellwarden was a concept forged by The Watcher (Fen, De Arma) back in 2014 to give voice to an epic, exultant form of black metal that nonetheless carries with it echoes of deep lamentation and remembrance. The Watcher’s goal was simple – to tell tales of sacrifice, of long-forgotten heroism and the rearing timelessness of the storm-forged landscape against a backdrop of windswept extreme metal. Fellwarden’s sound is steeped passionate vocals, subtle waves of keyboards, acoustic guitars, booming choirs and powerful riffs, underpinned by a cavernous percussive battery courtesy of Havenless (also of Fen).

Comes in a 6 panel digipak with matt varnish and metallic prints, with artwork from Adam Allain (Fen) and layout by IK (House of Inkantation).

New Album
 

Fantastic thrash metal from San Francisco, California.
Official Reissue 

Standard edition with booklet.

SVARTSYN return with new, merciless studio album. This is the essence of Black Metal.
 

Second album of the italian Black Metal Band. For those who loves bands like Summoning or Caladan Brood, this band follows their steps, with their characteristic Tolkien based lyrics.

The only member is Severio Gioni, and also he is the face of the Viking Metal band Valtyr and Black Metal band, Ymir.

"Elenion Ancalima" is a full album of 5 tracks inspired by Tolkien's novel "Akallabeth" from Silmarillion. It features Hildr Valkyrie (guest vocals)
 

Their first ever official live album.
split release between Roadburn Records and By Norse Music.

Doublemint / Neon Green / Black Merge

Six tracks of apocalyptic black metal, Wode's newest record unleashes five years of outstanding potential, finding the band on deadly form, wielding enough surprises to suggest that its work in service to the counter-cosmos is far from done.

With the forces of fire and ice – darkness and light DRAUGURINN summons us to bear witness to her second creation “Myrkraverk”. It is a ritualistic work of art, derived from the ancient pulse of Icelandic traditions and lore, each song a sacrifice to the elements of nature and the powers that dwells therein. With drums and runes, melody and chants she explores something that lies hidden, a world or a state of mind we do not often get to travel to. ”Myrkraverk” possesses you with a hypnotic calm and leaves you with the question of what might be out there, within, underneath and above.