Pest The Crowning Horror [Digipack CD]

Amazing limited edition on black vinyl and gatefold sleeve, which also includes an extended booklet, of "Skald", the fourth full-length by Wardruna, a much more ambient work than the previous... [ read more ]

Compilation album with the tracks originally included in their first demo "Blask nad Wiecznymi Lasami" released on 2008, and the ones from the split with Wolforder "The Art of Fire" released on... [ read more ]

Second full-length album of this unclassifiable English band that plays an extremely chaotic, brutal and fast black metal in a two hundred per cent avantgarde vein, absolutely strange, maybe... [ read more ]

Return after almost six years of absence of the true gods of the dirtiest and discarnate black thrash metal, the fucking Aura Noir... with undeniably deluxe collaborations such as Nattefrost or... [ read more ]

Fourth full-length album of this classic band of the French underground black metal scene, the last one before they split-up... eleven tracks of fast and intense black metal in the French vein,... [ read more ]

Second full-length album by Trauer, the personal project by the German musician Neideck (Todeskult, Kerker), eight song playing suicidal and depressive black metal in the vein of the old Shining... [ 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 ]

Extraordinary limited reissue in double digipack of “Outcast”, the eight full-length studio album by the German thrashers Kreator, a much more experimental work than in the earlier ages, with... [ read more ]

Last copies from the first edition on limited digipack of "A Year with No Summer", the second full-length by the Spanish Obsidian Kingdom, featuring guest performances by Attila Csihar (Mayhem)... [ read more ]

Third full-length album of the Italians, depressive black metal filled with darkness, rawness, mysticism, agony... with a much more mature music than before and a fantastic work of the new... [ read more ]