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CMPT is an anonymous black metal formation rooted in haunted cults and dark folklore coming from the bloody Balkan soil. The word itself (SMRT in Latin) represents a Cyrillic transcription translated purely as “Death” in all the languages of the Balkan tribes and is with certain variations understandable in the rest of the Slavic world.
A true journey within the Kingdom of Erang & the Land of the Five Seasons. Each track was built like a mini-movie that takes place in a much bigger picture within my own world.
Musically, I've been inspired by the 70's aesthetic and it's a mix of many of my childhood & teen memories and influences: some are obvious, others more burried...
All material by Morden Demstervold (Haat, Orodruin, Old Tower etc) compiled and remastered on one LP.
Printed in 200 copies including inlay.
Track 1 - 5 originaly released on "Den svartne Spökerii" demo.
Track 6 - 9 originaly from the 2017 split release.
Track 10 originaly from the 2019 split release.
A new album of dark, cathartic pop songs.
inc. digital download
Transparent red vinyl gatefold, LTD to 200 copies!
t has been seven long years since the world was last blessed with new music from the melodic blackened death metal stalwarts of NIGHTFALL, but now the band is plotting a triumphant return with ‘At Night We Prey’, the darkest and latest chapter of NIGHTFALL’s already storied career.
‘At Night We Prey’ is a very dark and personal effort, tackling the topic of frontma, Efthimis Karadimas’s battle with depression. “A beast I have experienced its teeth deep into my soul, I decided to come out and share that experience with metalheads,” Karadimas laments. “This is the least I can offer now to the big fight against depression. If we don’t stop this, it will eat us all alive. Share your pain, speak openly about it. This is the only way to kill the demons in your mind.”
NEW and unaplyed but comes with a small "hit" on one cover's corner occured during shipment
the damage is truely unrelevant...
