Fruset Rike Skymningstid [CD]

Astonishing limited reissue on double digipack of “Terrible Certainty”, the first of the greater albums recorded by the German legends Kreator, now fully remastered and including 28-page booklet... [ read more ]

Limited edition on double black vinyl of the eleventh full-length album of the controversial Varg Vikernes, an opus focused again on Nordic mythology and folklore blending those minimalistic... [ read more ]

Outstanding limited edition on clear with orange and black splatters 180gr. heavy-weight vinyl, presented in deluxe sleeve with gloss lamination that also includes 250 gr. heavy-weight insert... [ 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 ]

Outstanding reissue by Season of Mist of “Tragedies”, the impressive debut full-length album from the Norwegian legends Funeral, in which they laid the foundations for what is now known as... [ read more ]

Impressive split album between the Spanish Heilnoz and the Germans Drengskapur, three tracks for the first band, four for the second one of really extraordinary pagan black metal, powerful and... [ read more ]

Outstanding edition on limited 180 gram black vinyl presented in a deluxe gatefold sleeve of "The White Death", the impressive return of the true legends of the most avatgarde and... [ read more ]

Reedition of the classic debut album of this Swedish band, sold out for over a decade... originally recorded in the infamous Studio Fredman by Fredrik Nordstrom, all songs have been remastered... [ read more ]

Last available copies of the first pressing limited to only 250 copies worldwide in black vinyl and deluxe gatefold sleeve, that also includes printed inner sleeve, of “Macabre Sunsets”, the... [ read more ]

Last copies on limited slipcase of "The Water Sprite", the wonderful debut full-length album by Noekk, side-project by Schwadorf and Thomas Helm (Empyrium), in a much more progressive way than... [ read more ]