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Blackdeath is chanting the apocalypse which befalls everywhere through possessed black metal. On this black 7" are three re-recorded classic tracks, this time with full lineup and more current sound. Though no less possessed sounding! Besides the three wellknown tracks, Blackdeath covers Laibach. 15 minutes of apocalyptic black metal, comes with a big 21x7" foldout cover with big drawing by Polar Maya.
Ltd to 300
Second pressing on 180g Smoke Vinyl (Limited to 200 copies)
Repress of THE TRUE WEREWOLF's pivotal Death Music collection. Lurking in the dankest, moldiest depths of the black metal underground, THE TRUE WEREWOLF has prolifically pursued a vision of malodorous decay and plague-ridden melancholy since 2002. Helmed exclusively by SATANIC WARMASTER mastermind Graf Werwolf, THE TRUE WERWOLF in many senses is the obscure and malnourished shadowside to SATANIC WARMASTER. That shadowside is unequivocally BLACK METAL in its purest and proudest definition, but one shackled to the dungeons of the early/mid '90s: rotten, rabid, blown-out, and bleary, but medieval in a manner most cobwebbed and forgotten. Death Music is the penultimate distillation of THE TRUE WERWOLF aesthetic, compiling tracks from a 10" MLP, two 7" EPs, a split, and an otherwise-unreleased track. At 10 tracks in an hour and now featuring a revised layout, Death Music is a chalice overflowing with ancient poison, daring the listener to imbibe.
Pressed on purple wax.
Limited to 666 hand-numbered copies.
Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Cacophonous atmospheres and eldritch tendrils pulls one into this marvelously eerie record and biting, scathing musicianship will hold the attentiveness of all listeners as the murk clears, showcasing a whole new realm of horrors lurking behind the veil. Gaze into The Black Mouth Of Sepulchre. See what lies beneath and hear the undying sounds of the underworld spewing through into a waking nightmare of pure death metal ecstasy.
• Ferocious Dutch death metal band
• Stunning cover art by the masterful Paolo Girardi
Vinyl edition comes with alternate artwork; housed in outer sleeve on 300gsm w-w carton, coated paper, includes double sided insert on 150gsm art paper
After almost 3 years THE DEVIANT are back with a brand new studio album! With the razorsharp riffing and death-worshipping atmosphere-sound drenched by the signature vocals of DOLGAR (ex- Gehenna) this is a must for anyone into black and death metal and extreme metal in general!
preorder for second press (same as first press, identical: digipak CD with booklet)
Almost four years after Moth's Illusion, Arpitanian black metal veterans Enisum, from northern Italy, are back with a brand new studio album, the fifth in their career.
Forgotten Mountains is a journey through mountains and life, a path that leads Man to the highest peak, to face his own existence and its meaning. Enisum’s new album consists of eight atmospheric gems for fans of Wolves In The Throne Room, Earth And Pillars and the most intimate and naturalistic side of black meta
All copies on black vinyl.
Hailing from the forever-thriving Finnish black metal underground, FÖRGJORD is one of that scene's stranger and more unique entities. Existing since the mid '90s, the trio have largely shied away from the spotlight - even when that spotlight is blacklit and dim - and patiently parcel out their releases, with a sparse-yet-solid discography to date. Sielunvihollinen - their second album, released to critical acclaim in 2012 - furthered the idiosyncratic FÖRGJORD aesthetic, but now with Uhripuu, they've triumphed yet again with a scabrous 'n' unorthodox journey into black metal's most rotten depths. But for however maldorous their melodicism is, it is precisely that - meldodicism - which makes FÖRGJORD so bewitching, the way oddly hummable passages push past the ripped-raw soundfield and create a wild, entrancing disconnect. It is this aspect which fondly reminds of France's Black Legions, the eternal struggle between trance and trash, but naturally, a distinctly Finnish air of melancholy permeates the mildewed black metal at hand.