Krieg The Isolationist [Double Gatefold 12" LP]

Compilation album released exclusively on black vinyl containing five Autopsy's studio tracks recorded by the band for the "All Tomorrow's Funeral" collection, plus the two track EP from 2009... [ read more ]

Really interesting debut full-length album by this band of heavy and ritualistic sound halfway between black and old-school death metal, with touches to Hellhammer, Necros Christos or the old... [ read more ]

First recording of the German band, previous to their official debut album, in the shape of a really intense seven tracks live-minialbum, some of them lately also published in their first... [ read more ]

Second full-length album of the Italians Disharmonic, a work recorded between 2003 and 2011 with two different formations that combine in a really fantastic way the old-school Italian... [ read more ]

Eight years after the great "Evil 1999", and after their phase as Khold, the Norwegians are back with their fourth full-length album, a work with a hundred per cent Tulus sound, as could not be... [ read more ]

Second full-length album by the Siberian horde Eoront, now as full band, bringing us with "Another Realm" a little bit more mystic and orchestral sound than in their debut, close to bands such... [ read more ]

The once Korean promise Heukmae with his previous project Apparition is coming back with the debut album of his new creation, Taekaury, presenting us a warlike black metal extremely fast and... [ read more ]

First full-length album of this already veteran Danish band, Sturmtiger, seven intense tracks of their now classic powerful and blasting death black metal totally focused on the Great War is... [ read more ]

Long awaited second full-length album of Spanish blackers Profundis Tenebrarum, more aggressive than the first one, more violent and extreme, because "Pathogenesis" is a big wave of hate to all... [ read more ]

Last copies on limited slipcase of "The Water Sprite", the wonderful debut full-length album by Noekk, side-project by Schwadorf and Thomas Helm (Empyrium), in a much more progressive way than... [ read more ]