Watain Satanic Deathnoise from the Beyond (The First Four Albums) [4CD]

Surprising debut album of Forest of Doom, a Mexican trio that play a black metal really far away from the usual sound that comes from the Aztec lands, slow, deep and melancholic, with a pagan... [ read more ]

Marvelous fourth full-length album of Ecnephias, a conceptual work around the pre-Christians myths of the south hemisphere where the Italians develop their so personal dark occult metal as its... [ read more ]

Amazing second full-length album of the French Surtr Blackmoon Emperor with his sole-project Blåkulla... in the same vein of his debut, fast and aggressive black metal is what you can find in... [ read more ]

Fourth full-length of this Dutch band inspired by pride and reverence for their ancestral homeland and traditional heathen beliefs, mixing European pagan metal and Nordic black metal...

Second EP by the Spanish amazing band Simón del Desierto, four tracks give shape to this “Purgatory”, playing a traditional doom metal in the vein of the classic American scene of bands like... [ read more ]

Amazing reissue on digibook, that also includes two rare bonus tracks, of "Gloomy Lights", the debut full-length album of the Japanese beasts Gallhammer, fifty minutes of insane and discarnate... [ 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 marvellous high-definition and presented in a... [ read more ]

First limited pressing in a 6-panel digipack, that also includes an 8-page booklet, of “Road To Valhalla”, the new and really interesting full-length album by the Indonesian horde Numeron, a... [ read more ]

Reedition in digipack format of the so long discontinued debut album of this Ukrainian band leaded by Thurios (Drudkh, Hate Forest, Blood of Kingu), with a stuff completely remastered and a... [ read more ]

Second full-length album by the Germans Black Horizonz, nine tracks of a dark and evil black metal in the very line of Satyricon at the times of "Nemesis Divina" conform this "Krura"...