Rex Devs Nosce te Ipsum [CD]

The Dimmu Borgir album that every Dimmu Borgir detractor loves... 'cause, with "Stormblåst", it's totally different to their other works, sung in Norwegian, with a much more intimate atmosphere... [ read more ]

Impressive reissue limited to 500 copies in a solid super-jewel box, that also includes fully reimagined original layout, 12-page booklet and an amazing refreshed original audio master, of... [ read more ]

Last available copies of the first pressing in limited 6-panel digipack of “We Are the Apocalypse”, the seventh full-length studio album by the Swedish legends Dark Funeral, nine assaults... [ read more ]

Incredible fourth full-length album by the Austrian Dornenreich, that are back after almost five years of silence with a much more mystic, wise, mature and equable work, preserving their so... [ read more ]

First edition in hard-cover digibook of the sixteenth full-length album by the mighty Darkthrone, one more time doing exactly what they fucking want, mixing '80 thrash, speed, black metal or... [ read more ]

Nine tracks of raw and misanthropic black metal is what the Germans Barastir offers us in their debut album "Battlehyms of Hate", hate in its purest form, violence and pure raw blasphemy done... [ read more ]

Reissue by Cold Breath of Silence of the brutal debut album of the Russians Inferius Torment, nine tracks of an impious and very intense ultra-violent black metal in the vein of the Marduk's... [ read more ]

Strange split between this two black meal icons, Fenriz' Red Planet includes three tracks for almost 20 minutes recorded in 1993, although Nattefrost with the help of musicians such as Hoest,... [ read more ]

Wonderful reissue on Season of Mist of "Lammendam", the great debut full-length album by the Dutch symphonic black-metalers Carach Angren, including three bonus tracks, all the stuff completely... [ read more ]

Third and last full-length album by Warnungstraum, the already disbanded project from two members of the great Obscure Devotion, their most obscure, nostalgic and depressive work, four long... [ read more ]