Dark Paranoia Emptied by Necessary Apathy [CD]

Amazing second full-length album of the Hungarians Dunkelheit, just in the same vein than their debut opus, with this fast and intense pagan black metal full of mysticism that are directly... [ read more ]

Second full-length album of the Swedish, now as J. Carlsson's one-man project, keeping alive those post-apocalyptic atmospheres of his first work, but now with a much more raw and furious black... [ read more ]

Amazing third full-length album of this band from Sortland, in the very north of Norway, with a dark and cold-as-ice black metal, unquestionably epic, full of astounding crystal clear melodies... [ read more ]

Fourth full length album of this Swedish band, released eight years after their fantastic "Mirage"... melodic doom metal in the classic vein, with slight power/heavy metal touches, for fans of... [ read more ]

New violent storm by the Basque shamans Hex, three years after their wonderful “God Has No Name” they are now presenting their brand new EP “Behold the Unlighted”, three tracks in the very line... [ read more ]

Last available copies of the first limited pressing in digipack, which also includes a 16-page booklet, of “Limbo”, the fantastic second full-length album from the Portuguese misanthropes... [ read more ]

Strange split album between the French bands Aryos and Regnant and Thrall paying tribute to the magician and underground poetess Lilith von Sirius, mixing texts written by von Sirius herself... [ read more ]

Second full-length album of this already veteran French band that mixture fantastically the Scandinavian black metal, of great melodies and atmospheres, with the rawness and the intensity of the... [ read more ]

Brutal second full-length album of the French trio Necrocult, six really intense tracks of fast and stormy black death metal, merciless and uncompromising, just straight for the jugular!!

Amazing return of the Norwegians Khold with "Til endes", their sixth studio album recorded six years after the "break" they did in order to restart Tulus... but nothing has changed, eight songs... [ read more ]