Nemesis Occulta Temple of Desolation [CD]

Edition on CD-R limited to only 66 copies of the presentation demo of the French Dasap, six tracks of this complex and sophisticated yet abrasive black metal so characteristic of these lands,... [ read more ]

Reissue through Season of Mist of "Revolution DNA", the legendary fifth album of Greek metal luminaries Septicflesh, totally out of print since many years... it comes with a totally new artwork,... [ read more ]

Black vinyl edition of the first and only one album of this Spanish band with members from Empty and Atman, seven tracks of a raw and dark black metal coated with death and scabies...

Fifth full-length album of the Finns Ensiferum, ten new tracks perhaps a little bit less powerful than the ones from their two previous gems, but still in the same line of epicity and majesty...... [ read more ]

Really interesting debut full-length album of the Hungarian horde Mabthera, seven tracks of melodic and mid-paced black metal, with those dark atmospheres so characteristic in that scene, in the... [ read more ]

Compilation album featuring the songs of all Autopsy's EPs, plus some rarities and unreleased songs, for a combined total of twenty two tracks, everything remastered by the band itself and with... [ read more ]

Second part of this two-piece immense concept work called "Sól" that shapes the third full-length album of the Germans Helrunar... playing pagan metal a bit more atmospheric, melancholic,... [ read more ]

Reissue of this fantastic sold-out EP from the Italian black metal band, with a revamped artwork and two bonus tracks, including a cover version of the Emperor's classic "Night of the Graveless... [ read more ]

Split album between the Iberian hordes Ur and Gaua, a conceptual opus honouring the ancient Ilargi, the moon, made up for two long hymns of cavernous and cold black metal infused by the full... [ read more ]

Debut album of this one-man project of Toby Knapp, extreme black metal in a very American way, a bit in the vein of Havohej or Profanatica, maybe a bit more technical and varied... really... [ read more ]