Abazagorath Sacraments of the Final Atrocity [CD]

Extraordinary 4-track EP from Arrebol, the personal project of the talented Sevillian musician Asz (Womb, Windblown...), a new recording, “Four Leagues Away”, that serves as a bridge between his... [ read more ]

Fantastic limited edition on digifile format of “Tuska ja pakokauhu”, the incredibly unique debut full-length album from the Finnish duo Hirveä, featuring two lengthy tracks of slow and... [ read more ]

Debut album of the Serbians Bane, presenting us with "Chaos, Darkness & Emptiness" nine tracks divided in three parts, the first one "Chaos" powerful and violent in a similar line to the old... [ read more ]

Impressive split album between the Spanish Heilnoz and the Germans Drengskapur, three tracks for the first band, four for the second one of really extraordinary pagan black metal, powerful and... [ read more ]

Fantastic fifth full-length studio album from the Greek horde Naer Mataron, which also marked a significant leap in their career by signing with Season of Mist, featuring none other than the... [ read more ]

Third full-length album of this experienced symphonic? black metal band from Sicilia, and I put the question mark because not many times a band of this genre sounds so creative, devastating and... [ read more ]

Last available copies of this wonderful vinyl edition of “The Post-Apocalyptic Servant”, eleventh full-length album from the Dutch barbarians Sinister, ten trademarked brutal and hyper-fast... [ read more ]

Third full-length album of this one-man project of the Italian Mikevil and, highly probably, his best work to date, mid-tempo black metal full of dark feelings and some depressive elements that... [ read more ]

Really so heavy third full-length studio album for the sneaky outfit Gospel of the Future, perhaps the best and biggest sludge metal exponent coming out from the Czech underground scene in the... [ read more ]

Reissue by Peaceville Records in a deluxe super-jewel box format with two live bonus-tracks of the third and probably best full-length album of the Finnish Unholy, a work that must be enlisted... [ read more ]