Sacrilegious Impalement First Three Nails [CD]

Wonderful edition on hard cover digibook of "A Sort of Homecoming", the amazing concert that the British Anathema played at the Liverpool Cathedral, more than one hundred minutes revisiting... [ read more ]

Outstanding reissue of the legendary compilation album from the iconic Swedish band Ophthalamia, “To Elishia”, including, no more and no less than twelve previously unreleased tracks in a second... [ read more ]

Wonderful reissue through Season of Mist on limited digipack that also includes 12-page booklet, of “Guardians“, the impressive third full-length studio album by Andy Marshall and his Saor, for... [ read more ]

Fourth full-length album of the Norwegians Thundra and, at the end, their posthumous work... seven really strong songs of viking black metal in the vein of the old albums from bands such as... [ read more ]

Surprising debut full-length by the French Fractal Universe, presenting us with "Engram of Decline" ten incredible tracks of an extremely technical and progressive death metal that opened wide... [ read more ]

New gem from the Greeks Rotting Christ, now exploring with “Kata Ton Daimona Eaytoy” the darkest and most tenebrous beliefs of one of the most gloomy and mysterious mythologies, the Babylonian... [ read more ]

Release, finally on professional CD, of the fifth full-length album of Emptiness Soul... five tracks, including a cover version of Radogor, with much more doomer sound than on his previous... [ read more ]

Debut album of this Swedish band emerged from the ashes of the great Armagedda, but in a totally different vein... folk metal really atmospheric and with some rock elements inheritor of other of... [ read more ]

Outstanding homonymous debut EP by this strange duo called Sulphur Seas, five hymns of pure Sulphur playing rough and abrasive black metal, close to French avantgarde scene mixed with the... [ read more ]

Amazing return of the Norwegians Khold with "Til endes", their sixth studio album recorded six years after the "break" they did in order to restart Tulus... but nothing has changed, eight songs... [ read more ]