Vociferian L'os qui germe [Digifile CD]

Eleventh full-length album from the Belgium black metal icons Enthroned, a one hundred per cent loyal recording to their own legacy, truly obscure, playing a crushing black metal full of cold... [ read more ]

The return of the Hungarians Aetherius Obscuritas with their seventh full-length album under the arm, "MMXV", in the same line of their previous works, playing black metal in the Norwegian vein... [ read more ]

Last available copies of the sold-out reissue on Elegy Records of “A Chronicle of the Plague”, second full-length album by Dark Ages, the legendary medieval dark ambient project by Roman Saenko... [ read more ]

Amazing deluxe edition in a very special digipak format, also featuring a die-cut sleeve and booklet, of “Kodama”, the fifth studio album by French gods Alcest, a record that marked the perfect... [ read more ]

Reedition of the debut album of the Italian pagans, originally self-released and totally sold-out since years, that also includes the three-tracks EP "Trath na Gaoth" released in 2003... Italian... [ read more ]

Impressive limited reissue in digipack of “To Mega Therion”, now fully remastered, including six bonus tracks, revamped artwork and extensive sleeve notes by Tom G. Warrior... the classic among... [ read more ]

Really fast debut full-length album of the Italian horde Nox Interitus, ten tracks of wild and aggressive black metal, dirty and drunk as a few!!

Second full-length album of this unclassifiable English band that plays an extremely chaotic, brutal and fast black metal in a two hundred per cent avantgarde vein, absolutely strange, maybe... [ read more ]

Fantastic EP of this Mexican band with a one hundred per cent Norwegian sound, playing an intense and powerful Scandinavian black metal in a really modern way, with references from Immortal to... [ read more ]

Really interesting debut full-length album of the Norwegians So Much for Nothing, seven tracks of black metal with depressive taste in the vein of Shining, in fact Niklas Kvarforth himself made... [ read more ]