Malmort Vox in Excelso [CD]

Last copies of the first edition on digipack of "Meisterwerk I", the mythic compilation album of rarities from the UK death doom legends My Dying Bride, that also includes the video for "The Cry... [ read more ]

Amazing seventh full-length album by the Norwegians Aeternus, “...and the Seventh His Soul Detesteth”, once Ares fully reformed the band, refining their brutal sound of their latest works with... [ read more ]

Second full-length album of the Numinas' personal project (Evoken, Funebrarum...), depressive black metal with a incredible doomer influence... we have copies of the first CD press in black... [ read more ]

Digipack reedition limited to 500 copies of this compilation album featuring the two demos of this great Polish band, "Oremus Peccatum" released in 1994 and "Crying Crowns of Trees" released in... [ read more ]

Fourth full-length studio album by the Canadian musician and artist Eric Syre (Põhjast, Akitsa...) and his project Thesyre, a work in the very line of their previous one, the amazing “Exist!”,... [ read more ]

Reissue of the totally sold-out second-full length album of this Spanish band, and probably their best work from their first stage... dark black metal played slowly with an amazing dark pagan... [ read more ]

Third full-length album of the Spanish veteran blackers Crying Blood with its "Animae Damnatae", thirteen tracks of a majestic and symphonic black metal in the vein of the old Cradle of Filth,... [ read more ]

Thirteenth studio album of the mighty Norse gods Darkthrone, playing a more and more dirty and punk black metal with a fully old-school sound, to pay some homage to the origins of the style and... [ read more ]

Reissue on Season of Mist of "Death Came Through a Phantom Ship", the legendary second full-length album by the Dutch Carach Angren, now including three bonus tracks, all the stuff completely... [ read more ]

Second full-length album of the Norwegian Svarttjern, a worthy successor of the celebrated debut "Misanthropic Path of Madness", maybe a bit more melodic than this one, with more elaborated... [ read more ]