Sólstafir Ótta [CD]

Outstanding second full-length album by Somnare, nine tracks playing a melancholic and decadent neoclassical darkwave with martial rhythms and Tibetan touches full of hermetism, a must for fans... [ read more ]

First edition on slipcase of "Distant Satellites", the outstanding twelfth full-length album of the genius from Liverpool, Anathema, ten new minimalistic and intimate songs of the even more... [ read more ]

Outstanding second full-length studio album, the first one for Season of Mist, by the Aussies genius Ne Obliviscaris, presenting us with "Citadel" six new tracks playing their so personal... [ read more ]

New Taake full-length album, the sixth in his already long career, and perhaps one of his most personal and special work... "Stridens Hus" is true to the spirit of the old Norwegian Black Metal,... [ read more ]

In my humble opinion, one of the most interesting projects where the great Rogga Johansson has been involved, Skeletal Spectre and their fourth full-length studio album, “Unnatural Disasters”,... [ read more ]

Last available copies of this amazing 4-ways split album among four hordes from the purest Spanish underground scene: the mythic Akerbeltz, Morbid Yell, Hellthrone and Avangh Dhür... released by... [ read more ]

Second full-length album of the Dutch Terdor, a much more mature and original work than their debut, even with some experimental and progressive atmospheres, but keeping that ruthless and raw... [ read more ]

First edition on 180gr. heavy-weight black vinyl, that also includes printed inner sleeve, of “Vårjevndøgn”, the third full-length studio album from, with permission of Stom, his most longed... [ read more ]

Reissue on Peaceville of the great "III - Angst - Självdestruktivitetens emissarie", the amazing third full-length album by Niklas Kvarforth and his main project, Shining, with the mighty... [ read more ]

Amazing reissue limited to 500 copies in a solid super-jewel box, that also includes 12-page booklet, of “Vermin”, sixth full-length album by the Norwegians Old Man’s Child, you know, Galder’s... [ read more ]