Isengard Vårjevndøgn [CD]

First pressing limited to 1800 copies on double black vinyl with deluxe gatefold sleeve, that also includes printed inner sleeves and 12-pages insert, of “Endless Twilight of Codependent Love”,... [ read more ]

Outstanding really very limited edition on deep red vinyl of the more than interesting split 7" EP between the promising Belgian bands Theudho and Waelcyrge, in which both of them include a new... [ read more ]

Incredible fourth full-length album by the masters Watain, and probably their last great album before their change of direction... with "Lawless Darkness" they managed to blend in a perfect way... [ read more ]

Amazing limited reissue to 250 copies on double black vinyl and gatefold sleeve, that also includes the four tracks taken from the EP "Temple of the Lost Race" as bonus material and totally new... [ read more ]

Second full-length album of the Finns Verivala, band with members from other Finnish hordes such as Swallow the Sun, Alghazanth or Circle of Ouroborus, eight bombshells of raw and wild black... [ read more ]

Really strange third full-length album of the Bulgarians, mixing folk elements as well as avantgarde on the basis of pagan black metal sound... specially recommended for those who enjoy with... [ read more ]

So expected follow-up to “Tongue of the Moribund”, the impressive first demo of the Spanish outfit Incorporea, that ten years later, and now with Damastor (Atman, Empty, Amnion...) on drums, are... [ read more ]

Third full-length album of this multinational conglomerate of pagan folk musicians, maybe a bit more oriented to the acoustic side of the project than the previous ones, with a really varied... [ read more ]

Finally the first full-length album of the Hungarian see the light... mixed and mastered by Shadow (Dusk), it get a lot of influences from their compatriots, although we could say in this case... [ read more ]

The return of the Norwegians Tsjuder, after they splitting up in 2006, with their fourth full-length studio album, "Legion Helvete"... since it was to be expected, keeping true to their roots... [ read more ]