Hirveä Tuska ja pakokauhu [Digifile CD]

Standard edition on jewelcase of "We're Here Because We're Here", the impressive ninth full-length album by the British masters Anathema, ten new tracks playing this melodic and progressive doom... [ read more ]

Amazing reissue through Season of Mist on limited 6-panel digipack, that also includes two rare bonus tracks, of “Roots“, the impressive debut full-length album by the Scots Saor, a band that... [ read more ]

Outstanding twelfth full-length album of the genius of British doom death, My Dying Bride, recovering after so many years the violin for their compositions in, maybe, the best work they have... [ read more ]

Impressive limited edition on hardcover digibook with faux leather cover and golden hotfoil embossment, including 36-page booklet and bonus CD with two exclusive tracks, of "Nephilim Grove", the... [ read more ]

Second full-length album of the Americans Shroud of Despondency, blending acoustic folk elements in the vein of Agalloch, with some manic-depressive touches of Shining, experimentation and... [ read more ]

Outstanding edition in a very special digibook, that also includes enhanced booklet and cardboard slipcase, of "Le Secret", the debut EP from the French Alcest, totally sold-out until now,... [ read more ]

Last available copies of the splendid strictly limited edition to only 350 copies in blue, white and black marbled vinyl, presented in deluxe gatefold sleeve with soft touch matt laminate that... [ read more ]

Third full-length album of the Slovaks, now without female vocalist, and with a sound much more into the melodic death metal vein, although remaining some elements of the atmospheric doom metal... [ read more ]

Last available copies of the first vinyl edition of “Endinghent”, the amazing second full-length album from the mysterious Basque act Altarage, eight tracks playing a dissonant and really... [ read more ]

Impressive edition on limited double black vinyl and gatefold sleeve of "Ragnarok", the third part in the trilogy "Runaljod" where the Norwegians Wardruna reinterpret the old Viking runes of the... [ read more ]