Bloodbath Grand Morbid Funeral [12" LP]

Last copies of the first edition on digipack of "Does the Pain Excite You?", the second full-length album by Dimension F3H, a side-project of Morfeus from Limbonic Art, ten tracks playing... [ read more ]

Interesting debut full-length album for this sole-project of the Greek musician Isolator called Chaoscraft, eight tracks of a really fast black metal with some touches to the old Septic Flesh,... [ read more ]

Debut full-length album of the Italians Gôr Mörgûl, band that plays a fast and aggressive yet quite technical death metal with some really interesting black metal touches... pure heretical... [ read more ]

So expected follow-up to “Tongue of the Moribund”, the impressive first demo of the Spanish outfit Incorporea, that ten years later, and now with Damastor (Atman, Empty, Amnion...) on drums, are... [ read more ]

Debut full-length album of the Spanish duo Sagrario Mortis, ten intense tracks of really wild, raw and primitive black metal, without single fucking second for a rest... limited edition to only... [ read more ]

First edition on slipcase of "Distant Satellites", the outstanding twelfth full-length album of the genius from Liverpool, Anathema, ten new minimalistic and intimate songs of the even more... [ read more ]

Last copies of this 7"EP of the Spanish one-man band Aboriorth released between his two first full-length albums, two new tracks recorded exclusively for this edition of the really particular... [ read more ]

Amazing second full-length album of the Norwegians leaded by por Skumring, one of the best female vocalist in black metal, up to Kriegtalith from the great Darkestrah herself... sickly, morbid... [ read more ]

Impressive sixth full-length album of the even more strange and experimental band Ulver, which with "Lyckantropen Themes" have recorded one of their most obscure and asphyxiating album, but at... [ read more ]

Third full-length album of the Italians Tragodia, a work composed by ten tracks of epic gothic metal with modern thrash elements and some progressive touches that make "Mythmaker" their best... [ read more ]