Galadriel World Under World [CD]

First full-length album of one of the best pagan metal bands from our nearby country, a powerful, fast and aggressive album, full of great melodies and battle hymns that will catch you... [ read more ]

First edition on 6-panel digipack limited to only 40 hand-numbered copies of "Storms of Desolation", the prodigious fourth full-length album by Hyban Draco, including one bonus track recorded... [ read more ]

Outstanding second full-length studio album, the first one for Season of Mist, by the Aussies genius Ne Obliviscaris, presenting us with "Citadel" six new tracks playing their so personal... [ read more ]

Fifth full-length album of the Swedish blackers and, for many people, their best work, just before the huge speed up that was "Panzer Division Marduk"... clearly divided in two parts, the first... [ read more ]

Interesting first full-length album of this German band that plays an obscure and sophisticated mid-tempo death metal inspired by the bizarre H.P. Lovecraft writings, that remember a lot to the... [ read more ]

Amazing limited edition on digipack of “Every Day, a Funeral”, the fifth full-length album by Rise to the Sky, the most personal project of the restless Chilean musician Sergio G. (My Dearest... [ read more ]

Impressive limited reissue in digipack of “To Mega Therion”, now fully remastered, including six bonus tracks, revamped artwork and extensive sleeve notes by Tom G. Warrior... the classic among... [ read more ]

Split album between the Iberian hordes Ur and Gaua, a conceptual opus honouring the ancient Ilargi, the moon, made up for two long hymns of cavernous and cold black metal infused by the full... [ read more ]

Third full-length album of the Spanish horde Nakkiga, maybe a rawer and colder work than their previous "Amerasu", in a closest vein to their debut "Belebeltzeta", but with this so special touch... [ read more ]

Second and last full-length album, before its change of name, of this one-man project of P., drummer in Dark Fury and Flame of War... in a really darkest vein, less extreme and violent than the... [ read more ]