Venom The Seven Gates of Hell (Singles 1980-1985) [CD]

Amazing third full-length album of the Swedish duo Korpblod, keeping evolving their sound to more atmospheric and introspective black metal, transforming "Vardens Färd" in a highly spiritual and... [ read more ]

Fifth and last full-length studio album for this true legend from the Norwegian scene, Morgul, the personal project of the great Jack D. Ripper in which he basically did everything, presenting... [ read more ]

Amazing returning of the Swedes, almost five years after the great "Hels Vite", with their seventh full-length album "De Ödeslösa"... eight tracks following the line of those, dark and dense... [ read more ]

First full-length album of the American duo Onethium, eleven tracks of raw, dirty and dissonant black metal with really extreme vocal lines is what they offer us with "Foreshadowing Oblivion"...... [ read more ]

Third full length album for this wonderful German pagan folk metal band called Halgadom, ten new tracks in which they mix masterfully more oriented metal songs with another ones of pure neofolk... [ read more ]

The indispensable debut full-length album from the Nordic horde Immortal, the darkest and rawest in all their discography, considered as their best work for the truest fans of Norwegian black... [ read more ]

Fourth full-length album of this classic band of the French underground black metal scene, the last one before they split-up... eleven tracks of fast and intense black metal in the French vein,... [ read more ]

Outstanding second full-length album from the trailblazing Demmtee, perhaps the most surprising, chimerical and revolutionary project in which Nightmarer (Garth Arum, As Light Dies, Asciimov...)... [ read more ]

Collector’s edition in clamshell box of “Endless Twilight of Codependent Love”, the seventh full-length album by the Icelanders genius Sólstafir, including CD with two bonus tracks in digipack,... [ read more ]

Twelfth studio album by Fenriz and Nocturno Culto, another fucking gem of the Norwegians to keep rewriting the black metal rulebook, proving once more again that they are one of the few bands... [ read more ]