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Part three "Unson" contains cover songs (published on special editions of Besatt releases or unpublished). Limited to 666 copies.
Terza parte della trilogia...
1. Gorgoroth (Gorgoroth cover)
2. Tormentor (Kreator cover)
3. To Walk the Infernal Fields (Darkthrone cover)
4. The Sign of Evil Existence (Rotting Christ cover)
5. Spell of Destruction (Burzum cover)
6. Czarne zaste;py (Kat cover)
7. IX (Bulldozer cover)
8. Sacrificial Suicide (Deicide
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Cosmic Doom featuring Heike Langhans (Ex-Draconian, Light Field Reverie, :LOR3L3I:, Ex-ISON) and Mike Lamb (Sojourner, Light Field Reverie). This is the original early single version of Obsidian released in 2021.
Heike Langhans - Vocals, Lyrics & Synth Mike Lamb - Guitar, Drums, Bass & Synth
- 350gsm cardboard Jacket with 5mm spine and inside flooded in black
- 140g Black
- 20 page LP size Booklet on 140gsm Offset Paper
- Limited to 500 copies (400x Black (THIS) & 100x Red/Black Vinyl)
REVENANT MARQUIS "Below The Landsker Line" CD to be released via Inferna Profundus Records on March 21th, 2021.
Revenant Marquis returns from the sequestered gloaming of Pembrokeshire’s Black Circle with a tome of rituals that truly invoke the malevolent in this world, and the next.
The line between the land, and the heavens, the spirit and the flesh are lanced in a harrowing union that honours the Devil, and his servants.
Having grown out of the Norwegian Death Metal band MORTEM, ARCTURUS emerged under the irresistible influence of Oslo's creatively bursting and fast rising underground black metal scene officially with the two-track 7" "My Angel" (1991). With then-guitarist and formidable keyboard player Sverd and MAYHEM drum-beast Hellhammer at its core, vocals were first contributed by Marius Vold, who also sang on the legendary THORNS demo "The Thule Tape". While still very much influenced by death metal, the addition of doom-laden slowness and eerie keyboards already pointed into a far blacker cosmos. On the four tracks of the original 1994 "Constellation" EP, ULVER's Garm had taken over the vocal duties and Samoth from EMPEROR had joined the band on guitar. Yet, ARCTURUS already went off the (in reality quite wide-ranged) black metal norms mainly due to Sverd's keyboard arrangements that were pre-shadowing the trademark theatrical or circus-like style the Norwegians adopted on their following albums.