Vreid Sólverv [CD]

Outstanding third full-length studio album by the Americans Tombs, a definitely less experimental recording than their previous ones but much more mature, playing an atmospheric black metal with... [ read more ]

Third full-length album by Sarcoma Inc., the side project of Daemon (Limbonic Art, Zyklon) together the great drummer Arghamon (Dimension F3H, Thermal Pulse), thirteen new songs of this... [ read more ]

Seventh full-length album, the first for Season of Mist, of the Ukrainian band leaded by Roman Saenko, which is a new step forward in their peculiar way of mixing black metal with the history... [ read more ]

Amazing second full-length album from the totally renewed Spanish horde Hex, winners of the well-known contest Villa de Bilbao just a couple of years ago, presenting us with “God Has No Name”... [ read more ]

Beautiful edition limited to only 200 copies in digipack of “Remembrances”, the compilation album by the British folkies Wapentake, gathering their 3-track first demo “Saxon Pastoral” from 2015,... [ read more ]

Impressive reissue limited to 500 copies in a solid super-jewel box, that also includes fully reimagined original layout, 12-page booklet and an amazing refreshed original audio master, of... [ read more ]

Regular edition on jewelcase of "Beltaine", the second full-length album of the absolutely unconventional pagan project ZINVVM, with this bright blend of raw Norwegian black metal and ancestral... [ read more ]

Split album between the Iberian hordes Ur and Gaua, a conceptual opus honouring the ancient Ilargi, the moon, made up for two long hymns of cavernous and cold black metal infused by the full... [ read more ]

Third full-length album of the Spanish horde Nakkiga, maybe a rawer and colder work than their previous "Amerasu", in a closest vein to their debut "Belebeltzeta", but with this so special touch... [ read more ]

Last copies of the original edition of "Communion by Fire", the fifth full-length album of the most prominent Russian horde in history, and probably one of their better albums, more aggressive... [ read more ]