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The skull-crushing third album from ohio's Bestial death metal one-man army Invultation: dark, feral death metal to end humanity's days. Aural warfare transmuting forth into apocalyptic chaos, conquering its most lawless and antihuman triumph yet. Reaching the milestone of the third full-length release, mastermind A. Lampe’s unrelinquishing sonic weapon of mass extermination does not relent, and instead, doubles down, overloading its yield of terror to perpetrate a violent reign of cruelty and destruction. Riffs cascade, sprawl and suffocate, ensnaring forty minutes of the listener’s life into an inescapable assault. The rhythm section enframes the chaos, sustaining the merciless advance with waves of carpet bombing blasts and smoldering bass lines to scorch the earth and cleanse the battlefield with fire, while Lampe’s vocals reproclaim the reign of terror through the project’s staple promulgation of warmongering edicts and bestial calls for human meat to be consumed like fodder and be disintegrated inside the shellshock. Fans of Angelcorpse, Archgoat, and Cruciamentum will instantly recognize and embrace the berzerk pedigree of one of America’s greatest underground death metal secrets, while those already familiar with the band will find it reinvigorated and resplending in its most feral and barbaric state yet.
• A unique and epic take on melodic death/black metal taking elements of 90s-era hidden-gem Swedish melodic death metal
• For fans of early/old-school At The Gates (pre-Slaughter of the Soul), Eucharist, Intestine Baalism and classic and unique melodic death and black metal
CD Jewelcase -16-page booklet with silver pantone print
Three years after I det glimrande mörkrets djup, Sorhin returned with their second and final fulllength, Apokalypsens ängel, originally released in 2000. Recorded at Abyss Studio in January 1999, the album saw the band developing their unmistakable Swedish black metal sound into something more expansive, melancholic and misanthropic. Built upon the raw foundations of their earlier material, Apokalypsens ängel unfolds through haunting melodies and even more unmistakable guitar riffing, culminating in some of Sorhin’s most memorable and imposing material. A landmark of late-90s Swedish black metal, Apokalypsens ängel remains the final full-length statement from a band that helped define the darker side of Sweden’s underground.
CD Jewelcase -16-page booklet with silver pantone print
Three years after I det glimrande mörkrets djup, Sorhin returned with their second and final fulllength, Apokalypsens ängel, originally released in 2000. Recorded at Abyss Studio in January 1999, the album saw the band developing their unmistakable Swedish black metal sound into something more expansive, melancholic and misanthropic. Built upon the raw foundations of their earlier material, Apokalypsens ängel unfolds through haunting melodies and even more unmistakable guitar riffing, culminating in some of Sorhin’s most memorable and imposing material. A landmark of late-90s Swedish black metal, Apokalypsens ängel remains the final full-length statement from a band that helped define the darker side of Sweden’s underground.
12" vinyl LP (Black vinyl) -Sturdy 300gsm vinyl-sleeve with silver pantone print -Vinyl insert -A2 poster -400 copies on black vinyl
Following the primitive darkness of their 1996 debut EP Skogsgriftens rike, Swedish black metal cult Sorhin returned in 1997 with their first full-length, I det glimrande mörkrets djup. Recorded at Abyss Studio in November 1996, the album captures Sorhin at an early peak, raw, melodic and deeply rooted in the sinister spirit of the Swedish underground of the mid-to-late 90s. From the relentless opening of “Godhetens fall” to the haunting title track, Sorhin forged a sound of abrasive guitars, hypnotic melodies and uncompromising darkness, establishing the foundation for what would become one of the most revered Swedish black metal discographies of the era. I det glimrande mörkrets djup stands as a defining document of Sorhin’s early years and an essential piece of the northern Swedish black metal tradition.
CD Jewelcase -16-page booklet with silver pantone print
Following the primitive darkness of their 1996 debut EP Skogsgriftens rike, Swedish black metal cult Sorhin returned in 1997 with their first full-length, I det glimrande mörkrets djup. Recorded at Abyss Studio in November 1996, the album captures Sorhin at an early peak, raw, melodic and deeply rooted in the sinister spirit of the Swedish underground of the mid-to-late 90s. From the relentless opening of “Godhetens fall” to the haunting title track, Sorhin forged a sound of abrasive guitars, hypnotic melodies and uncompromising darkness, establishing the foundation for what would become one of the most revered Swedish black metal discographies of the era. I det glimrande mörkrets djup stands as a defining document of Sorhin’s early years and an essential piece of the northern Swedish black metal tradition.
A true French oddity on the black metal scene, PN has been following a winding path since 2009, built on a foundation of dark, tortured black metal that meanders through the realms of circus music, jazz, musette, tango and classical music. With “Alignement Désastre”, the band’s eighth album, PN distils the very essence of what has shaped its identity over the years. Welcome to this world of terror and jazz, where satire has never been in doubt, where laughter has never been so dark. For better or for worse !
