A5 Sized digipak

“Solace, understanding, progression, and communion—the essence of such terms musically grace your ears and palpitate your soul… Indefinitely, for fans of Agalloch, Drudkh, Woods of Desolation, Thy Light, Blaze of Sorrow, Elderwind, Váli, and Antestor!”

2 × CD, Compilation, Digibook

Demo IV was originally discarded as the material is vastly different compared to the other demos. 

digipack cd

Swiss black metal vanguards SCHAMMASCH return with their brand new album 'Hearts Of No Light’, which lays its foundation in the heights of their past work whilst presenting their most flowing and organic approach to date - jet-black at its core whilst vast and expansive in experimentation.

Forgotten Kingdoms debut album "Blue Moon Gate Between Worlds" continues the pilgrimage towards the stars and supreme monarchy, weaving this nightside journey to the past and lost empires, filled with ancient sorrow, the voice of fallen kings and the echoes of warriors that time forgot. 
Medieval Dungeon Synth!!! 
Limited to 500 copies.

Tracks 1-5 from "Archi Catedra Nigra Diaboli" (Full-length 2010)
Tracks 6-7 from "In the Side of Eternal Eclipse" (EP 2001)
Tracks 8-9 from "A Night of Unholy Black Metal War" (Demo 1999)
Tracks 10-13 from "Unholy Medieval Congregation" (Full-length 2006)

Comes as Jewelcase CD version, incl. 12 pages booklet. Limited to 500 copies

Some time ago the final pieces were laid for the collaboration between Orcivus and Flagellant, resulting in a split release, that we hereby proudly present. 

Following a period of silence since 2010, ORCIVUS return in force in unholy collaboration with countrymen FLAGELLANT, whom now follow up on the sophomore album Maledictum released in 2013. 
This split album features four new tracks per band, with a total playtime of 37 minutes with art through the genius hands of Karmazid.

6-Panel-Digipak CD.
This version includes the full ep which did not fit onto the limited vinyl version (666 copies).

Recording information:

Recorded in Crucifier Studios (Pennsylvania, USA) on November 3, 1996.

Regular jewelcase CD 

Set in motion in Rome, in 1999, HOUR OF PENANCE travelled a long way to find itself standing strong as one of the most intense, talented and striking death metal acts to emerge from Italy. At the same time, their eighth installment "Misotheism" cloaks the same verve and mindful perfection, that led to the band's uprising in the first place. "Like we did with our past records, we’ve started working on this one with the same passion and focus as if we were about to record our very first album", says the group. "We’ve never took anything for granted, not only by keeping in mind the standards our fans are expecting, but also pushing ourselves to try perfecting our sound". Their excitement for death metal didn't wash out their careful attitude towards tying up all loose ends, either: "We never thought that we would have come this far with our career, and while we didn’t feel any pressure writing this record, we definitely put some extra care this time. In fact, the album was recorded in three different studios and handled by three different sound engineers".