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In the vinyl version, the second and third songs are reversed to make the most of the audio length!
Solid Turquoise 150 copies - shipment start around 30 April 2024
Depressive Black Metal from Denmark
limited to 500 pieces. Digipak with booklet
Digi: VG + / Disc: NEar Mint
Limited to 150 copies
Transparent Red Vinyl
Covering from 1986 to 1990, this CD collects the four demos completely (remastered) by Texas thrash unit Rotting Corpse! This short lived band delivered hi-octane lone star thrash metal, perfectly fitting amongst the fellow bands from their area, such as Devastation, Rigor Mortis and Gammacide. These four demos are filled with thrashing goodness, with blazing riffs and basslines and tight drumming, everything topped with evil caustic vocals. One of the most underrated gems in US thrash metal history. The second two demos were produced by Vinnie Paul (Pantera) and the first demo by Vinnie and Dimebags’s father, Jerry Abbott (who also produced the first four Pantera albums). Featuring (ex) members of Solitude Aeturnus, Devastation, ex-Death (live) and Gammacide. Track 1-3: demo 1 1986), tracks 4-7 Demo 2, Fuck It, Its Only Thrash (987), track 8-9 Demo Walts Sinking Ship Tape (1988), 10 - 16 Demo 4 (1990).
Fan edition, 100 copies limited and hand numbered - LAST COPIES IN STOCK
Comes with completely different artwork (featuring same Artist used in the original version of the album but different works), four pages insert with 1995 original press sheet (in new layout) and gold vinyl
Comes in a 4-panel digipack with a 16-page booklet and a slipcase. First batch comes in black polycarbonate CD.
DMP present a special 2025 CD reissue of BLUT AUS NORD's seminal 2003 avant-Black Metal masterpiece "The Work Which Transforms God", complete with restored original artwork, a new Rob Borbás illustration, artist testimonials, and an extended interview with Vindsval.
This trailblazing and indispensable classic finds BLUT AUS NORD expanding the possibilities of Black Metal: preserving the essence and feeling but urbanising the form, in a menacingly enigmatic and coldly inimitable statement of intent.
With their seventh full-length "Nocturne", HEXVESSEL explore the liminal spaces between light and darkness, nature and solitude on an epic album. The ever evolving and shifting Finnish band has reawakened their treasured roots in folk music and psychedelic rock as they artfully weave acoustic interludes, cosmic synths, and spectral piano into the frost-spun threads on their black metal loom. "Nocturne" sounds both familiar and fearlessly progressive as echoes of tradition entwine with a fresh reinvention of their characteristic sound. The seed of this masterpiece was sown by the performance of a commissioned work at Roadburn Festival 2024 that was originally entitled: "Music for Gloaming: A Nocturne". With this album, it arrives fully fleshed in recorded form. This opus magnum blends the raw spirit of Quorthon's black metal with the intricate minimalism of contemporary composers such as Philip Glass, György Ligeti, and Avro Pärt. Its eclectic nature is elevated and underlined by select guest performances, including the vocals of Saara Nevalainen, as well as the avant-garde black metal luminaries Yusaf Vicotnik Parvez (DHG/DØDHEIMSGARD), and ORANSSI PAZUZU's Juho Vanhanen. While HEXVESSEL are based in Tampere, Finland, they were founded by English singer & songwriter Kvohst aka Mat McNerney after he moved to the country in 2009. In many ways, HEXVESSEL reflect their founder. The vocalist and songwriter has instigated and been involved in various bands ranging from UK black metal act CODE, a stint in Norwegian legends DØDHEIMSGARD, and to rock shooting stars BEASTMILK – later 'continued' with GRAVE PLEASURES to name but a few of his success stories. With "Nocturne", HEXVESSEL invite all souls on earth to a transcendental night ritual that is imbued with DARKTHRONE, TANGERINE DREAM, Philip Glass, and sounds unearthed from the dead past, now instilled with new life.