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un classico death metal del 1992 ristampato!!

Along with Feretrum's From Far Beyond and Necrophiliac's Chaopula: Citadel Of Mirrors, Nest of Affliction is one of the very first death metal albums to come out of Spain.
 

Re-issue with original cover art of the 1st album from '92 by this swedish Death Metal band in the vein of SORCERY, NECROPHOBIC, DISMEMBER, MORPHEUS...

Finally after many years of absolute silence this album is back in stock. Originally released by Damnation records, reprinted by no sign of life, Finland, and now Osmose Productions took the lead and unleash it as it is...recommended for Nuns, cunts and hater of humans in general.
Recorded in 72 hours at infamous studio Perkele, Kuopio, Finland. Unjoy!
Remastered specially for vinyl at WSL studio, France, by Patoche la Cloche.

Re-issue, 300x eco cheery red 12" (140g) in a microtene innerbag, printed innersleeve, full-color on 220g (coated paper); jacket full-color printed on 350g coated paper (semi-gloss), all assembled in a plastic overbag.

Krigsdøger' from 2018, is the follow-up to the debut ‘Nedstigning', and it is where Gjendød started to experiment more recording-wise, with 4-trackers and field recordings. It is a more varied album.
Krigsdøger's meaning is that you feel the war before it arrives. A feeling the band tried to capture.

Re-issue, 300x heavyweight beer 12" (180g) in a black poly-lined innersleeve; gatefold, full-color printed on 350g, coated paper (semi-gloss), all assembled in a plastic overbag.

From the depth of in Iceland’s Reykjavik NYRST has forged a new blackened creation by the name "Völd", an album that pays homage to the immense volcanoes of Iceland.

With “Völd” which roughly translates to “Force, power or might”, NYRST conjures forth music with the unrelenting and unforgiving harshness that the forces of nature have wrought upon every living being in their land through the ages. Written and rehearsed only a few kilometers from a lava spewing active volcano, they sought inspiration in the beauty and perilousness danger of the stark and chaotic surroundings, wishing to portray their material accordingly.

As the band says themselves:
This release marks a big milestone in our career as a band. We’ve developed a lot as musicians since the release of “Orsök” and we took a very different approach to writing and composition. Our intention was to bring all the best elements of our previous work and implement new ideas along with a different theme, which in turn resulted in a much heavier, grim but melodic album.

Reykjavík, Iceland-based black metal act NYRST was formed in the year 2013 with the aim of creating the coldest, most eerie and barren soundscape possible. After the release of their demo in 2016 and a full-length debut album in 2020, a dense atmospheric experience which gained much praise for perilous melodies and intense vocals, NYRST display a vicious prowess in their craft, unusual in a band so early in their career. 

Death metal, atmospheric dissonance, tech brutality and much more from Vancouver band

Follow up to the successful full length debut Apexapien from 2021

For fans of Ulcerate, Suffocation, Gorguts, Afterbirth, Dying Fetus, Decapitated

Info : Reprint, 500x half opaque red, half opaque black 12" (140g) in a microtene innerbag, printed innersleeve, full-color on 220g, jacket, full-color printed on 350g, lyrics sheet, all assembled in a plastic overbag.

Returning with Nedstigning, their debut full-length, Gjendød walks further down the snow-covered path into history-minded obscurity. “Håpet Falmer” continues mysterious musicians K and KK’s stylistic fence-treading, balancing their cold, riff-based songwriting with unsettling moments of clattering discord and dime-turn rhythmic changes. The adrenal, savage black metal offered by Gjendød masterfully fuses these two disparate, but still wholly Norse black metal lineages

rning with Nedstigning, their debut full-length, Gjendød walks further down the snow-covered path into history-minded obscurity. “Håpet Falmer” continues mysterious musicians K and KK’s stylistic fence-treading, balancing their cold, riff-based songwriting with unsettling moments of clattering discord and dime-turn rhythmic changes. The adrenal, savage black metal offered by Gjendød masterfully fuses these two disparate, but still wholly Norse black metal lineages

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