Funeral Fog Isolated From Light [CD]

Fantastic limited edition on digifile format of “Tuska ja pakokauhu”, the incredibly unique debut full-length album from the Finnish duo Hirveä, featuring two lengthy tracks of slow and... [ 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 ]

Second full-length album of the Norwegians Horizon Ablaze, featuring members from 1349, Absu or Blood Red Throne, presenting us with"Dødsverk" an amazing and powerful work blending black and... [ read more ]

Last available copies of the impressive edition strictly limited to 200 copies in crystal clear triple vinyl, presented in deluxe triple gatefold sleeve, of “A Pyrrhic Existence”, the monolithic... [ read more ]

First limited edition on digipack of “Viige Urh”, the fifth full-length album by the Norwegians Sarke, nine perhaps a little bit more melancholic tracks than in their previous recordings, but... [ read more ]

Ninth full-length studio album from the Dutch legends The Gathering, the first featuring Silje Wergeland (Octavia Sperati) on vocals after Anneke's departure, additionally, it marks the band's... [ read more ]

Very long compilation album at special price that gather some of the best projects in the worldwide underground scene and help us to discover bands such as Throneum, Black Winter, Woods of... [ read more ]

Last available copies of the impressive strictly limited edition to only 350 copies in silver vinyl, presented in deluxe gatefold sleeve with glossy varnish, of “ב: The Black Bile”, the second... [ read more ]

Debut full-length album of the Mexicans Old Throne, a quite strengthen band into the Aztecan metal scene that play a symphonic and atmospheric black metal in the vein of best Dimmu Borgir era,... [ read more ]

Second chapter of rarities, alternative versions and unreleased tracks recorded by the British Anathema plus a video-clip, covering basically their first four albums... just perfect for their... [ read more ]