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Back in stock - musica Black Metal e Dark estrema
- Noble hardcover digibook with red silver print
- Limited to 513 hand-numbered copies
Saligia are a Norwegian black metal duo who released their debut Sic Transit Gloria Mundi in 2011, followed by the Lvx Aeternae EP in 2013. I enjoyed both of those releases immensely, so I was quite pleased to see that they had released a new full-length and leapt at my first opportunity to give this new one a spin. As soon as the first track started, I was quite perplexed as I wasn’t even sure that this was the same band. It would be a rather significant understatement if I were to say that this album is a departure from the haunting atmosphere that their previous works developed so well.
- 4c/1c digipack
- booklet with lyrics, impressions & information
180g LP, 7mm spine printed on 350gsm cardstock GATEFOLD jacket with BLACK FLOOD, UV SPOT outside and inside gatefold, thick A2 POSTER.
Medieval Neofolk / Industrial
Here is presented for the first time ever the first proper version of the “A New Soldier Follows The Path Of A New King”, a real masterpiece from 1995. Founded in Austria in 1993, “The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath A Cloud” was a medieval martial ambient project formed by musician Albin Julius (R.I.P.) and vocalist Alzbeth. The release has been totally remastered for LP/CD for the best listening experience with a fully restored layout.
180g LP, 7mm spine printed on 350gsm cardstock GATEFOLD jacket with BLACK FLOOD, UV SPOT outside and inside gatefold, thick A2 POSTER.
Medieval Neofolk / Industrial
Here is presented for the first time ever the first proper version of the “A New Soldier Follows The Path Of A New King”, a real masterpiece from 1995. Founded in Austria in 1993, “The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath A Cloud” was a medieval martial ambient project formed by musician Albin Julius (R.I.P.) and vocalist Alzbeth. The release has been totally remastered for LP/CD for the best listening experience with a fully restored layout.
Medieval Neofolk / Industrial
Here is presented for the first time ever the first proper version of the “A New Soldier Follows The Path Of A New King”, a real masterpiece from 1995. Founded in Austria in 1993, “The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath A Cloud” was a medieval martial ambient project formed by musician Albin Julius (R.I.P.) and vocalist Alzbeth. The release has been totally remastered for LP/CD for the best listening experience with a fully restored layout.
For the first time after 26 years, we present a proper reissue of the real masterpiece from 1998.
This cult magical album has been sought after for years; a little gem of the underground well preserved from the hands of the profane.
Here are the first official reissues of this LLN series, Amaka Hahina debut full-length “Aheah Saergathan!”, originally released in 2002 and “Demetria”, from 2001. Lord Beleth’Rim, main member in the projects like Torgeist and Vermeth, composed these creepy and disturbing Dark Ambient masterpieces with organ monochord sequences adding tormented whispers on top of them. Disturbing records for disturbed minds!
Reissue of the cult debut album originally released in the shadows of 1996.
A symphony of blood, lust, and eternal damnation, forged from chilling atmosphere, savage beauty, and perverse romanticism. A descent into gothic black metal at its most theatrical, where nocturnal rites and decadent blasphemies merge beneath the moon’s pale gaze.
180gr LP, 3.5mm spine printed on 350gsm cardstock jacket with BLACK FLOOD, UV SPOT and thick professionally printed thick INSERT.
Melodic Black Metal from Finland, this is their debut from 2001, it features none other than Jari Mäenpää (ex-Ensiferum, Wintersun) on guitar and keyboards.
After almost 30 years from its original release date, we are proud to present the first official LP release of the legendary 1996 full-length “Source of Origin”. December Moon have been an iconic Melodic Black Metal band from the United Kingdom, with members that participated in the composition of the most important Cradle of Filth early albums…