HORROR VACUI
In Darkness You Will Feel Alright

Contains the "Return Of The Empire" album + the "Can You Still See Reality?" and the "Limited USA Tour Edition" 7" singles as bonus tracks.

Third press of the 4th full length by the Italian vampire punx. Eight tracks of pure passion, desperation, anger and questions that will never be answered. Darker than ever and with a new rhythm section that'll make you twist and shout, this record will drag you down the abyss of existence to release you releaved and stronger than before. Fans of The Cult, A Flock Of Seagulls, Chameleons and Fields Of The Nephilim won't be disappointed. Artwork by Andrea Bonini (Aus Tears). Mastered by Nick Townsend.

Fourth press of the second full length for the Italian vampire punx Horror Vacui after their (already) classic "In Darkness You Will feel Alright" on vinyl! 10 brilliant tracks of pure goth/death rock in the vein of Lords Of The New Church, Spectres, T.S.O.L., Sisters Of Mercy and 1919. This record has originally been released in 500 copies by the American label Black water in support of their October/November 2014 U.S.A. tour and then it's been repressed several times by L.O.T.D./Agipunk, Avant! Records and Plastic Bomb Records. This version includes the 2014 U.S. tour single 7" tracks as a bonus. Don't miss the chance to add this item to your collection or be damned forver!

Second press of the third full length by the mighty Italian dark gang on vinyl! Three years after their second album "Return Of The Empire", the Italian Vampire punx combo returns with their new full length „New Wave of Fear’’. The tunes got darker and less punk than their previous releases but, all in all, the formula hasn't changed too much, and, hell yeah, this is a concept album about life and death. The A side has been named "This Side" and deals with things that belong to the world we're living (immigration, the rise of the extreme right wing parties, terror, life in general etc.). The B side has been named "Other Side" and it's all dedicated about death. It's a more intense record and definitely better than their old ones, and you can also hear the crusty roots of some of the members in their last song where Amebix and Fields Of The Nephilim meet in a no men's land to face the end of it all.