So Much for Nothing Livsgnist [CD]

Compilation album with all the stuff recorded by the disbanded Vinterkrig, an excellent Russian band that played absolutely raw and primitive black metal in the best Norwegian tradition,... [ read more ]

Debut album of the Portuguese Forgotten Winter with their so personal astral black metal, I mean, extremely symphonic black metal with predominant keyboard lines over the other instruments and... [ read more ]

Fifth full-length album of the Swedish blackers and, for many people, their best work, just before the huge speed up that was "Panzer Division Marduk"... clearly divided in two parts, the first... [ read more ]

Amazing live album of the Norwegians Arcturus, fifteen tracks in almost eighty minutes of pure Norwegian vanguard and eclecticism... recorded on 2004 at Rockefeller Music Hall from Oslo during... [ read more ]

Amazing second full-length album of the Belarusian Antarctis and his personal project Vietah, more intense and aggressive than his debut, with even more pagan atmospheres, keeping true those... [ read more ]

Vinyl edition of the sixth full-length album of the Norwegians Vreid, probably the most melodic one of their whole career as well as the most accessible, with those progressive touches and a... [ read more ]

Compilation album with the first three recordings done by this devastating and brutal finish black metal horde, their "Demo 2006" and their two EPs "Sacrilegious Impalement" and "World In Ashes"... [ read more ]

Great DVD of the Americans, featuring a live show recorded in Denver on 2004, four video-clips, a second live show recorded for the TV on Littleton on 2003 and tons of extras, everything... [ read more ]

Reissue limited to 500 copies in a solid super-jewel box, that also includes the original artwork and 16-page booklet, of “The Funeral Album”, eighth and last full-length studio album by the... [ read more ]

Amazing double 5-ways split album among the bands Baalberith, Loup Noir, Azoic, RÁN and Váboði entitled "The Antichristian Symphonies", five ways of playing and understanding black metal in one... [ read more ]