Abbath Outstrider [Digipack CD]

Edition on 180gr. heavy-weight black vinyl, that also includes printed inner sleeve, of "Grand Morbid Funeral", the long-awaited and controversial fourth full-length album by the Swedish... [ read more ]

Very limited first edition in CDr of the debut album of this Russian band that plays a very intense and powerful pagan black metal in the coldest, rawest and darkest way of the Slavonic extreme... [ read more ]

Very limited edition on 180 gr. green vinyl of "Spiritual Instinct", the impressive sixth full-length album of the duet Neige / Winterhalter, best known as Alcest, and one of the most personal... [ read more ]

Second full-length album of this fantastic Italian band that plays a really melodic occult black metal, but also with great raw, cold and fast elements, and everything adorned with totally... [ read more ]

3-ways split album among the Russians Anksunamoon and Dor Feafaroth, and the French Esphares, eleven tracks in total of pure black metal, more atmospheric and mid-paced on the side of the Slavic... [ read more ]

New work of this fantastic French black metal band featuring three new tracks following the lines of their second full-length album, plus the three songs of the first demo from 2004 "Subhuman... [ read more ]

Interesting debut full-length album of the Russians Trelleborg, eleven tracks conform "Lands of Njord" of viking folk metal more closely aligned with the typical Finnish humppa sound from bands... [ read more ]

Sixth full-length album of the absolute kings of the True Norwegian Black Metal, Hordagaard... on this time Fauk bring us eight new tracks of his already classic Norsk Svart Metal in an amazing... [ read more ]

Split album between the Czechs Trist and the Americans Lonesummer, both one-man bands, where the first one includes a very long song of an hypnotic and desolate black metal with doom tones... [ read more ]

Very limited edition in a kind of handmade textile digipack of "Birth of Pozoj", the first part of the strange trilogy of the Croatians Johann Wolfgang Pozoj... grotesque, dissonant and very... [ read more ]