The Axis of Perdition Urfe [Digipack 2CD]

Amazing second full-length album by the Italians Warnungstraum, a side-project with members from Obscure Devotion, seven new tracks of even more intimate and occult black metal, with more... [ read more ]

Fucking outlandish and unusual third full-length album of the Polish, with a classic black metal in its base but through and through fully of avantgarde and post-black metal elements, something... [ read more ]

In this album Anathema review nine of their best tracks from their first and mythic period (from "The Crestfallen" to "The Silent Enigma") along with a 26 piece orchestra and deluxe... [ read more ]

3-ways split album among the Russians Anksunamoon and Dor Feafaroth, and the French Esphares, eleven tracks in total of pure black metal, more atmospheric and mid-paced on the side of the Slavic... [ read more ]

Last available copies of this impressive compilation of rarities, early works, previously unheard pre-production demos, alternative versions, live tracks... five CDs plus a deluxe 12" 92 page... [ read more ]

Astounding debut full-length album by Hwæder, the new side-project of Dagon and Uruk (Virium), playing an intense atmospheric black metal with some post-black touches for the likes of Drudkh,... [ read more ]

Debut album of this great Ukrainian band with a really descriptive name, Paganland, that plays an immense and outstanding pagan black metal that will transport your spirit to the mysticism and... [ read more ]

Last work of the Spanish horde Amnion before their changed of name, including probably the two better songs of their whole career with their already classic lineup of Drizzt, Damastor and... [ read more ]

Debut full-length album of the Finnish horde Graveborne, eight tracks of fast and aggressive black metal in the vein of Marduk, Gorgoroth or the old Immortal is what they offer us with "Pure... [ read more ]

Overwhelming seventh full-length album of the Italians with which they have reached the zenith of their career... Canaan has never sounded so dark, oppressive and destabilizing, they never wrote... [ read more ]