The Axis of Perdition Urfe [Digipack 2CD]

Third full-length album by the Norwegians Sahg, the doomster project by King ov Hell from Gorgoroth, simply entitled as "III", and composed by ten tracks playing a classic doom metal in the line... [ read more ]

Finally it's re-released the strangest of the Fenriz's (Darkthrone) side-project, Neptune Towers. Two albums of pure futuristic ambient soundscapes inspired by Tangerine Dream or Klaus Schulze... [ read more ]

Last items of the 100 copies limited edition on digipack from "Conclamatum Est", the great third full-length album by Antiquus Scriptum, seventeen songs divided in two parts, the first one with... [ read more ]

Outstanding first edition on limited digibook of "Where Greater Men Have Fallen", the so expected eight full-length album by the Irish gods Primordial, eight new tracks of the best Pagan Metal... [ read more ]

Last copies of the first edition on limited 6-panel digipack of "Into the Light", the wonderful third full-length album by the British band The Prophecy, one of the few ones that still follow... [ read more ]

Fifth full-length album of this absolutely wild Finnish band and their raw and primitive black metal, with this sickening punk smelling mixed with drunk rocker in a current Darkthrone vein, no... [ read more ]

Outstanding edition, for the first time on limited double black vinyl presented in a deluxe gatefold sleeve of the absolutely amazing Solefald's second full-length album, remastered for the... [ read more ]

Ninth full-length album of the cold dark ambient wizard, the Ukrainian musician Sergiy Fjordsson and his Moloch, eight very long tracks covered by the majesty of winter and the cold nights at... [ read more ]

Great edition on limited 180gr. black vinyl, including printed inner sleeve with notes from Metalion and Dan Swano, of "A Journey in Darkness", the debut album from Ophthalamia, featuring It... [ read more ]

Debut full-length album by the Americans Satanist made up for ten songs, including some ambient tracks composed by the occult ambient project Absynth, playing a kind of black metal so far from... [ read more ]