Uruk-Hai The Fellowship [CD]

Last copies of the first edition on digipack of "Does the Pain Excite You?", the second full-length album by Dimension F3H, a side-project of Morfeus from Limbonic Art, ten tracks playing... [ read more ]

Strange split between this two black meal icons, Fenriz' Red Planet includes three tracks for almost 20 minutes recorded in 1993, although Nattefrost with the help of musicians such as Hoest,... [ read more ]

Fantastic 4-way split album featuring the Mexican hordes Astarot, Lux Funestus and Du Temps Perdu (now known as Abysmal Depths), as well as the Malaysian band Neftaraka. All of them showcase an... [ read more ]

Reissue by Peaceville Records in a deluxe super-jewel box format with two live bonus-tracks of the third and probably best full-length album of the Finnish Unholy, a work that must be enlisted... [ read more ]

Limited edition to 500 copies on 180gr. black vinyl and gatefold sleeve, that also includes special vinyl mastering, printed inner sleeve, poster and luxury PVD protection sleeve of "Zi", the... [ read more ]

Without any doubt, one of the indisputable gems of the Swedish death metal, "The Red in the Sky Is Ours", the debut full-length album by At the Gates, fully remastered for the occasion and... [ read more ]

The return of the true doom death metal gods, the British My Dying Bride, with their fourteenth full-length studio album, "Ghost of Orion", the first one for Nuclear Blast, faithfully continuing... [ read more ]

The beginning of everything, the first recordings ever done by the Cavalera brothers and Sepultura, their first full-length album “Morbid Visions” along with the 5-tracks split “Bestial... [ read more ]

Third full-length album from this Eldur's side-project (Potentian, Fortid) where they leave behind most of the pagan/viking sound of their previous works to focus it in something much more... [ read more ]

Debut full-length album of the Mexicans Abysmal Depths, eleven long and devious tracks of atmospheric black metal with huge depressive feelings is what they offer us with "The Pain Shows in Dead... [ read more ]