CD

Raw, aggressive and uncompromising Black Metal paying tribute to the old Nordic BM bands. Three long songs enshrouded by the viking battles and northern cold winds will pass you on the journeys of "Eternal Glory". Released on limited digipak CD. Limited to 200 units only.

This new version of 'Don't Waste Your Time' unifies parts I & II. In addition to the songs that were previously only released on the limited exclusive 'Don't Waste Your Time II' single the release contains new packaging, lyric booklet plus completely new artwork, a drawn implementation of the original cover, by Adam Burke (Nightjar Illustration) which now seamlessly fits into the band's other album artworks (Mana, Strength).

4-panel Digipak with new design, accompanied by a 12-page booklet including lyrics and artwork. Comes with qadesigned download card for the digital album.

Samael “Worship Him” was the very first release from Osmose Productions.
We are proud to get the permission from Century Media to issue this cult album again. Featuring the original cover artwork for a CD and VINYL version.

Issued in a 4-panel Digipak with clear tray.
Limited to 500 copies.

Like solitarily gazing at the downtown lights of the city at night from the window of a darkened room, “Secret Grief” features the guest talents of vocalist Phil Swanson and Leila Abdul-Rauf on trumpet. The tranquil interlude of “Murmur Of Voices” gives way to the evocative “Unrequited” that begins with a lonely solo guitar before transitioning into a drifting daze of afternoon reverie and subconscious meditation.

Finally comes the album’s epic bookend, sixteen minute closer “Ecstatic Reign.” It features perhaps the album’s heaviest straight doom moments along with the return of Tide Turns Eternal featured guest voices McKenna Rae and Richard Poe. Tomb Mold drummer / throat Max Klebanoff also appears for a shattering back and forth vocal tradeoff with DeTore. The album’s cinematic vision and painstaking colorful detail are fully encompassed bringing this enthralling journey to its enduring peak.