Galadriel World Under World [CD]

Amazing second full-length album of the Spaniards, much more epic and grandiose than their debut, seven really elaborate songs full of details and different feelings, playing a pagan black metal... [ read more ]

Limited edition to 350 copies on professional CDr of this split album between the Mexican bands Astarot y From the Torrent & the Fountain... featuring three tracks the first one of their amazing... [ read more ]

Reissue on Peaceville of "Deadlands", the fantastic third full-length album by the haunting and hypnotic Norwegians Madder Mortem, on super-jewel case format and including two bonus tracks... [ read more ]

Fourth full-length album of this veteran Brasilian band with which they managed to jump into the European market by the hand of Metal Throne Productions... black metal with depressive touches... [ read more ]

Second full length album of this Hungarian band, a fantastic work where technical, heavy and fast death metal structures are mixed with great black metal arranges to create a sound really... [ read more ]

Fifth full-length album of the Swedish veterans Grief of Emerald, presenting us with "It All Turns to Ashes" a faster and more aggressive work than the one of their return, with some touches... [ read more ]

Fantastic tenth full-length album from Ivar, Grutle and company, with "Isa" their best work in this new stage... hundred per cent recommended for whom has not been anchored in their glorious... [ read more ]

Last copies of the first edition on digipack of "Desiderata", the fantastic fourth full-length album by the Norwegians Madder Morten, full of beautiful soundscapes, brutal riffs and eerie moods,... [ read more ]

Amazing debut full-length by Necrosavant, one-man project founded by the Swedish Jonas Martinsson (along with musicians from bands like October Tide, Centinex, In Mourning...), a work composed... [ 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 ]