Cryptic Forest Ystyr [Digipack CD]

Second full-length album of the dark ambient project of Jason William Walton (Agalloch), an kind of hybrid between Lycia and Raison D'être, to dive into the most tenebrous and darkest oceans...

First full-length album of this Czech band playing a unique industrial black metal full of dark beats and glacial coldness of mankind's cyber­netic future... recommended only for the most daring... [ read more ]

Reissue through Season of Mist of "Revolution DNA", the legendary fifth album of Greek metal luminaries Septicflesh, totally out of print since many years... it comes with a totally new artwork,... [ read more ]

Edition on 180gr. black vinyl, including printed inner sleeve, of "The Underground Resistance", the sixteenth full-length album by the mighty Darkthrone, one more time doing exactly what they... [ read more ]

Third full-length album by the strange Norwegian horde Dødheimsgard, following the steps done on their previous EP "Satanic Art", turning to this one hundred-per-cent avantgarde and... [ read more ]

Interesting debut album of this band from Israel that plays a melodic black metal in the vein of the Russian bands, also on vocals, with predominance of keyboards in order to create this... [ read more ]

Last copies of the special limited edition in super-jewel box, including exclusive new video footage as well as an external slidebox cardboard, of the fourteenth full-length album of the fucking... [ read more ]

Last copies of the limited first edition on digipack, including as bonus one DVD, from "Kolossus", probably the last great album of the Norwegians Keep of Kalessin, nine amazing tracks full of... [ read more ]

Very long split album between the Ukrainian horde Deviator and the tireless Portuguese one Antiquus Scriptum, fourteen tracks in almost 80 minutes of total running-time where blackened death... [ read more ]

Fantastic split album between the Finnish beasts Angmar and Italians iconoclasts The True Endless... three very long tracks per band of wild and violent black metal for the first ones, much more... [ read more ]