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Along with the coming of Fall, the time has come to announce our future release "Naviy Skhron”. We are sure it will be hard to understand and take this release. It consists of 6 very peculiar ambient tracks which were made in collaboration with Clin, keyboardist of Ukrainian cult band Reusmarkt. It also contains 3 black-metal tracks (which are also of very uncommon style for Kroda). All of the tracks are so dissimilar that none could be a quintessence of the whole album's preview. That’s why we have decided to choose the cover version of the classic Ukrainian Black Metal - “Under the Banners of the Horned Knjaz” by Nokturnal Mortum as the representative of this release.

-Kroda - Under the banners of horned Knjaz (Nokturnal Mortum cover)

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Purity Through Fire

Drakkar

Hammeheart

Hammerheart

Issued in a slim jewel case for 2 CDs with a transparent, double-sided tray that opens to the right (a right-side hinged). Includes a 12-page booklet. Jewel case is housed in slipcase.

Hammerheart

1. The Entering (Myrding Prologue) 04:19
2. Myrding 07:13
3. Our Failure 05:37
4. A New But Past Day 06:48
5. Balder's Fall (The End Part I) 06:26
6. Vargavinter (The End Part II) 06:06
7. The Final War (The End Part III) 11:48

Hammeheart

This is a big album, with big songs and a big sound! Mandatory if you like: Solstice (UK), Candlemass, Solitude Aeternus, (old) Anathema

Hammerheart

Hammerheart

Swedish death metal veterans, including members of Repugnant, Procession, Malign and ex Watain and Shining members too

Old style death metal for sick minds and morbid hearts

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Sepulchral Voice

Black innersleeve.
Lyric sheet.

Hammerheart

2023 new 10" with intro, outro and two exclusive new tracks! Gatefold cover

Northern Heritage

Transparent ultra clear/ red splatter vinyl, ltd 200, insert printed on uncoated paper, 350gsm cover with inside out print, Original tape transfer, audio restoration and mastering by Patrick W. Engel at TEMPLE OF DISHARMONY in August 2020.

Considering that The Saga of Nemesis came out in April 1986, meaning just about three months after Assassin´s debut demo Holy Terror, the group had taken a big leap forward – not least regarding its production values, making the four songs plus intro an abrasion-proof set of thrash from a time when the German scene was maturing at a frantic pace.

High Roller Records