Interitus Der Traum von menschenleerer Schönheit [Digipack CD]

Reissue by Peaceville Records in a deluxe super-jewel box format with two live bonus-tracks of the third and probably best full-length album of the Finnish Unholy, a work that must be enlisted... [ read more ]

Amazing debut album of the Fëarann's sole project, maybe best known for his work with Manzer, Valuatir, Occultus or even Folkearth, that with "Leaving Reason" show us a cavernous and lugubrious... [ read more ]

Amazing compilation album that gathers the legendary complete early works by the Norwegian masters Ancient in their purest form, and that means, with no later re-mastering or editing done, in... [ read more ]

Limited digipack edition of this split album between two of the leading purveyours of French blacknened death metal, the great Temple of Baal and the bit more unknown band but no less... [ read more ]

Sixth full-length album by the Norwegians 1349, with which they continue his returning path to their most brutal roots that started with the previous "Demonoir", perhaps it's not as chaotic as... [ read more ]

Last copies of the first limited edition on digipack, that also includes extended artwork and 24-page booklet, of "Flammentriebe", the seventh album by Dornenreich, meaning their return to the... [ read more ]

Last available copies from the first limited pressing on black vinyl with a gatefold sleeve for “Omegaphilia”, the fifth full-length studio album by the French esoteric horde Merrimack, their... [ read more ]

Re-edition through Satanath Records, and finally on professional CD, of "Without You", the second full-length album of the Russian Katharos and his Emptiness Soul, with a totally remastered... [ read more ]

Amazing second full-length album of the Hungarians Dunkelheit, just in the same vein than their debut opus, with this fast and intense pagan black metal full of mysticism that are directly... [ read more ]

Compilation album that gathers the two EPs "Silence Teaches You How to Sing" and "Silencing the Singing" released by Ulver in 2001, nowadays totally sold-out... four long songs playing an... [ read more ]