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Gladium Regis was born in the early 2000s as a collaboration between Arcanist Augur Svafnir and Salinoch. The duo recorded The Dark Stronghold (2003), an unreleased demo. Though never published, the demo songs and ideas carried forward and have been later reworked for Draugr (the Italian pagan black metal band which Svafnir co-founded and fronted in 2000s).

Even before Gladium Regis or Draugr, Svafnir had been experimenting with folky synth and dark electronic compositions, collected under the demo "Svafnir – Let the Ravens Come". Years later, those early sketches became the foundation for “Kingdom” (2020), a dungeon synth release created in London as an atmospheric backdrop for tabletop campaigns. “Kingdom” served as both a resurrection of the Gladium Regis banner as a solo dungeon synth act and a bridge between past experiments and future directions. “Kingdom” received some attention and has been released as CD and MC format.

2 CD + booklet
“Inside The Unreal” by Electrocution was one of the first and most famous old school death metal albums released in Italy in 1993. Reissued several times through the years, this version is a 2CD edition with all the demos and eps released by the band before the debut. The booklet has been redesigned with new liner notes. This 2CD version has only been released once, by Dark Symphonies in 2017, and it is now sold-out and difficult to find.
A relentless attack made of tight tempos, primitive growls and thrashy riffing, “Inside The Unreal” is considered a minor-classic of the death metal sound of the early nineties.

Songs talks about landscapes, cohabitation between man and nature, the music is deeply inspired by Cascadian black metal bands like Wolves in the Throne Room, Alda…
At times you might get the feeling that this is music being piped through from another time. It is music mercifully free of the tropes that trip us up and the trends that scratch on the grubby windows of the music scene.
‘Samoht Nara’ is music dedicated to the natural and listening to it feels like a rare, beautiful privilege.
 

2024 edition, completely reworked graphics and layout

CD digipak with 2x 24 pages booklets !!

It took DEATHSPELL OMEGA almost nine years to complete their trilogy.
"Paracletus" is the last chapter, following Si Monumentum Requires, Circumspice and Fas Ite, Maledicti, in Ignem Aeternum of their musical and spiritual quest, during which they put everything at risk. The release closes the circle of the hallucinating sound of dissonant violence and menacing splendour, exploring the depths of abjection and corruption of the other worlds on high.

Grim, evil and obscure, a new masterpiece for this elitarian black metal band from France

1. The Last Wound 07:07
2. Painlike Paradise 05:01
3. The Chosen One 06:14
4. Blood Stainth the Temple Stones 10:33
5. Luziferion 02:32
6. Infernal Solar Vortexx 09:19

1. So Nail The Hearts 13:15
2. Eucharistick Funereal 10:05
3. Reckoning 07:01
4. Emeralde Graves 05:00
5. Sinn Koronation 10:37

1. 666 (Hohelied der Wiedererweckung) 07:01
2. Thy Horror 04:04
3. Raped by Demons/Massacrament 04:31 [
4. The Black Grail 05:18
5. Lunar Castles (Harvest) 05:16
6. Nazarene (Into the Flame) 05:53

The eponymous Sorcier Des Glaces album, the 7th in the chronology, tells the beginning of the story:
why Sorcier Des Glaces became the way he did, his growing hatred for the human race, the spirit of a rebellion that unleashed his sorcery on this world. The ultimate sacrifice of his immortality for the preservation of a hostile, ancient and icy universe over which he alone has absolute control.
This monolith was composed as a single 50-minute song.

Snowland MMXII" is the complete re-recording of the first Sorcier Des Glaces album "Snowland".
The band wanted to give an updated vision of their very first work, as they thought the original one had great riffs and atmosphere, but was poorly executed and recorded. They managed to preserve the rawness and the primitive essence that characterized their first album, but with a more defined sound and production values.

Also, Sorcier Des Glaces didn't use any keyboards on "Snowland MMXII" in opposite to the original 1997 "Snowland".

SDG don't use keyboards anymore in their songs since the third album (The Puressence of Primitive Forests), so that re-recorded version of Snowland is more in tune with the actual sound of the band.