Korpblod Vardens Färd [CD]

Amazing reedition on a limited 6-panel digipack and 8-pages booklet done by the genius Robert Høyem of "Svin", the wonderful first demo of one of the most surprising and avantgarde band of the... [ read more ]

Last available copies of the fourth pressing limited to 500 copies in double black vinyl, presented in deluxe gatefold sleeve made of grey board with special printing that also includes two... [ read more ]

Second full-length album of the Belgium horde Zarden that offer us with "Blackness Unfolds" ten new intense tracks in the line of their previous album, playing quite classic black death metal... [ read more ]

New project of the German master Alexander Paul Blake, this time with a full-band behind, presenting us their debut full-length album "Wanderungen durch den Daemmerwald"... mystic pagan folk... [ read more ]

Third full-length album from one of the most original bands coming out from the Norwegian scene, Vulture Industries, an album full of schizophrenic twists where the one hundred per cent... [ read more ]

Fantastic debut album of the Italians Umbra Noctis, seven tracks of an epic and melodic black metal full of amazing melancholic and gloomy atmospheres with some depressive touches... limited to... [ read more ]

Wonderful split 7" EP between these two fantastic pagan metal bands featuring one track each specially recorded for the occasion, the veterans French horde Nydvind includes the great "Wrath and... [ read more ]

Amazing eighth full-length album of the Swiss, and probably their best work since they moved their black metal to more industrial and avantgardist sonorities... in a limited edition in digipack... [ read more ]

Last available copies of the limited first pressing in digipack of “Reptilian”, the fifth full-length studio album by the Norwegians Keep of Kalessin, eight songs of majestic and yet epic black... [ 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 ]