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Tracks 1-4 taken from "Death to Christianity" demo released in 1986.
Tracks 5-10 taken from "Desire for Immortality" demo released in 1991.
Tracks 11-12 taken from "Gore (War of Blood" 7" released in 1992.
Tracks 13-14 taken from "Exorcisin' the Pain" 7" released in 1993.
Track 15 taken from "Screams from Italy" compilation released in 1994.
Tracks 16-18 are 2021 bonus tracks.

This CD release compiled those three tapes "Come Here With Us..." 1990, "Domine a Morte...Libera Me" 1992, "Promo xxx '95" and 6 never before released songs from a 1991 rehearsal tape. CD featuring 12 pages booklet with rare photos and interview with founding members.

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NIHILI LOCUS is absolutely a Doomish Black Metal cult act of the Italian scene!
"Semper" is the album that will consecrate the band for years enshrouded in their cult status shadow and now finally ready to emerge in all its dark greatness. The album will allow the band to reap the fruits of a career always characterized by a melancholic pathos embodied in a dark sonorous extremism
It presents heavy riffages paired with disheartened ones, fierce growling and sad atmospheres for a dark and anguished Doomish Black Metal enhanced by melodic elements.
With the great cover realized the great Norwegian photographer Kjetil Karlsen, "Semper" is a documentation of a sombre journey to the dark pit of the unknown.
NIHILI LOCUS, a name, a cult, the history of Italian Extreme Music.

Debut full lenght for the Teutonic merciless trio. Dark and gloomy Death-Doom of the highest and morbid level. 55 minutes of equally fast and slow tempos which will drag you down into the deepest nothingness. Raw, ruthless and monolithic.

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Classic reissue from the 90's!

Digging up the Italian underground of early 90s it is undeniable that Nihili Locus were amongst the most interesting bands active aroundthat time. This compilation feature thirteen tracks (off from their first 3 releases) of dark and anguished Death/Black enhanced by female vocals, slowed down doomy parts and an overall sense of worriment. Heavy riffages paired with disheartened ones, fierce growling, a good hint of atmospheric and melancholic passages makes this release a documentation of a sombre journey to the dark pit of the unknown.

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Natas are back! After the celebrated debut “På veg... til helvette” the Norwegian black metal underground is ready to burst once again with “Mara”, a classic but energetic platter of dirty black metal in the best tradition of the second wave. Sustained by daring vocals and a punk-ish attitude, “Mara” points out, again and again, how Norwegians are able to handle the genre in the best of ways.