Dusk Örök Halálban (In Eternal Death) [CD]

Compilation album that gathers the material of the two EPs “To Sol a Thane” and “Death's Crown Is Victory” by the British Solstice, along with some unreleased rare songs taken from rehearsals or... [ read more ]

Absolutely mind-blowing fifth full-length album from the British gods Napalm Death, "Fear, Emptiness, Despair" features eleven trademarked bombshells of their unique death metal with groove... [ read more ]

Amazing reissue limited to 500 copies in a solid super-jewel box, that also includes 12-page booklet and revamped artwork, of “Empiricism”, the fifth full-length album by the Norwegian pagans... [ read more ]

Fifth full-length album of the Slovaks, ever further of the doom metal of their first works, with a sound really close to the Paradise Lost one in the date of "Draconian Times" or even in... [ read more ]

Amazing double digipack edition of the chilling third full-length album of this English project... because "Urfe" is, without any doubt, their most personal, harrowing and dysfunctional album to... [ read more ]

Impressive third full-length studio album by The Wretched End, a side-project of Samoth (Emperor), Cosmo (Source of Tide) and Nils Fjellström (Dark Funeral), eight incredible songs of pure... [ read more ]

Vinyl edition of the outstanding second full-length album of the Spaniards Lux Divina, ten tracks full of wrath, emotiveness and passion in a powerful yet melancholic black pagan metal... first... [ read more ]

Reissue by Peaceville Records in a deluxe super-jewel box format of the absolutely amazing Solefald's second full-length album, remastered for the occasion, with a fully new artwork and... [ read more ]

Impressive third gem of the Germans Empyrium, abandoning the metal elements and recording for "Where at Night the Wood Grouse Plays" nine extraordinary songs of pure acoustic folk strongly... [ read more ]

New and very long EP of the Serbian Kozeljnik, once again with the amazing L.G. on drums... five really obscure tracks which separates them even more from their main projects, The Stone and May... [ read more ]