Virium Mortui Resurgent [CD]

Debut album of the German trio Hunaz, seven furious and powerful tracks of a really aggressive and epic pagan metal that for sure will remember you the great Absurd, is what they offer us with... [ read more ]

Fourth full-length album by the British blackers Fen, an album even more experimental and ambitious than their previous ones, beaker, harder, yet at the same time more ambient, a new step ahead... [ read more ]

Third full-length album of Warterz Neur and his Gontyna Kry, one of the oldest and most respected acts of the Polish black metal scene, showing us with "Arystokracja Ducha" nine tracks of a much... [ read more ]

Third full-length studio album by the brutal Argentinian horde Bloodfiend, featuring nine tracks of putrid and old-school death metal on “Damnation from the Deep”, for fans of the golden ages,... [ read more ]

Amazing eighth full-length album of the Swedish gods Arckanum, eleven new tracks, including a Necromantia cover, for this new gem created by Shamaatae, "Fenris kindir", in the very line of his... [ read more ]

Wonderful fourth full-length album by the Dutch Carach Angren, the true masters of horror metal, unleashing once again the demons with “This Is No Fairytale”, a dark tale of devilish witchcraft... [ read more ]

First limited edition on digipack of the third full-length album of this side-project of Sarke, Nocturno Culto, Asgeir Mickelson... perhaps a little bit more darker and refined than their... [ read more ]

Standard edition on jewelcase of "Lendas Baixo o Luar", the fabulous debut full-length album by the Galician pagan horde Lóstregos, five tracks playing an even more personal, primal and organic... [ read more ]

Stunning 17-tracks concert in almost one hour and a half from the dark music legend Ulver, captured live in The Norwegian National Opera, Oslo, in marvelous high-definition and presented in a... [ read more ]

Outstanding debut full-length album from the Chilean horde Animus Mortis, which has rightfully become one of the most promising South American bands thanks to their misanthropic and nihilistic... [ read more ]