Kreator Pleasure To Kill [Digibook CD]

Amazing eleventh full-length album by the Americans Novembers Doom, according to Dan Swanö, their best work so far... nine tracks playing this so personal death doom metal that is fitted within... [ read more ]

Fourth bombshell of the Swedish masters Nazghor, even more powerful, intense and devastating than their previous works, ten odes to the maligner in the shape of one hundred per cent Swedish... [ read more ]

Second full-length album of the German mystics Aethernaeum, nine tracks conform "Naturmystik", in the very vein of their debut, playing an absolutely melancholic and nostalgic pagan folk metal... [ read more ]

Last copies on slipcase of "The Minstrel's Curse", the small third gem by the duo Schwadorf / Thomas Helm, well-known because of their main band, Empyrium, and perhaps their best album from this... [ read more ]

Amazing returning, after more than ten years of silence, of the actual gods of funeral doom, the Finns Shape of Despair, with their fourth full-length studio album "Monotony Fields", although... [ read more ]

Sixth full-length album of the Italians, and maybe their darkest and most eerie album to date... with an ethereal and atmospheric sound, recovers a big part of the black essence lost in their... [ read more ]

Fifth full-length album by the Italian blackers The True Endless, a conceptual work captured during the 2005/2006 Solstices and Equinoxes rituals to commemorate the Ancient life and death... [ read more ]

Fourth full-length album from one of the most extreme and violent bands of the underground scene, Wulfheim, presenting us with "Abomination" thirteen inhuman songs of the most pure and intense... [ read more ]

Fourth full-length studio album by Chaostar, the most personal project by Christos Antoniou (Septicflesh main composer) after almost ten years on hold, presenting his new and powerful line-up... [ 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 ]