Hryre From Mortality to Infinity [Digipack CD]

Impressive first edition limited to 245 copies on double translucent purple vinyl and gatefold sleeve of "VI - Dantalion", the sixth full-length album from Déhà’s (God Eat God, Clouds, Cult of... [ read more ]

Reissue on Peaceville from "Mørke Gravers Kammer", the great third full-length album by the masters of the obscure "Khold", featuring an unreleased bonus track taken from the band's "Demo 2000"... [ read more ]

Debut album of the French pagans Caruos, more than an hour of a really powerful amazing pagan black metal is what they show us on "Metempsychosis", full of atmosphere and majestic passages in... [ read more ]

Latest copies of the first edition on hardcover digibook, that also includes a second disc with four additional studio tracks, from "Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa", the ninth full-length album by... [ read more ]

Debut full-length album of this Italian trio, presenting us with "The Fiery Bloodline of Lucifer" nine psalms to the Evil One of pure, raw and wild black metal one hundred per cent pure... [ read more ]

Fourth full-length of this really strange Polish combo called Eternal Deformity, nine tracks conforms "Frozen Circus" playing a twisted and complex black doom metal for fans of bands like Lux... [ read more ]

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 ]

"Shaarimoth" is the impressive debut by Orthodoxy, the new project with members from Profundis Tenebrarum playing obscure and devastating blackened death metal in the vein of Acheron,... [ read more ]

Split album between those two original Italian bands that play depressive black metal with some ambient elements as well as experimental ones, Solitude Project y Vita Odiosa, including three new... [ 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 ]