Gorgoroth Antichrist [CD]

Amazing second full-length album by the Norwegians Posthum, the first one for Indie Recordings, so you will figure out more or less what you will find in “Lights Out”, ten tracks playing black... [ read more ]

Seventh full-length album by the Icelanders genius Sólstafir, nine new tracks in the very line of their previous work, the amazing “Berdreyminn”, mixing this more hard-rock sound from their last... [ read more ]

Debut full-length album of the Spanish duo Sagrario Mortis, ten intense tracks of really wild, raw and primitive black metal, without single fucking second for a rest... limited edition to only... [ read more ]

Tape edition limited to 250 copies of the fantastic first full-length album of this Spanish band that plays a very fast, intense and devastating black metal, the perfect soundtrack for the final... [ 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 ]

Second full-length album of the Turkish Raven Woods, eleven tracks of sacrilegious insanity blending mid-eastern harmonies with a mystic and powerful blackened death metal... a must for fans of... [ read more ]

Fifth full-length album of this multinational band, the first completely acoustic so, at last, in a hundred per cent folk vein, mixing Celtic, Scandinavian and Slavonic influences in a really... [ read more ]

Powerful third full-length album of the Polish Hell-Born, as always full of good ideas, thrashing guitar riffs, growing guttural vocals... for blackened death metal fans, mostly of the Polish... [ read more ]

Debut full-length album of this personal project of German musician A. Blackwar (Mystic Circle, Zorn...), playing a dirty and extremely primitive black metal with some depressive touches...

Eleventh full-length album from the Belgium black metal icons Enthroned, a one hundred per cent loyal recording to their own legacy, truly obscure, playing a crushing black metal full of cold... [ read more ]