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Lord Belial’s “Unholy Trinity” is a savage and intense blast of Black Metal brilliance!

4-panel Digipak + 12-page booklet.

Inner side flooded with black, UV lac + matte anti-scratch lamination.

Captured live at rehearsal sometime in June 2005.Most of the songs were at early stages and some got slightly altered later on."Morbid paroxysm" and "Vanishing faith" were respectively titled "Into paramount chaos" and "Diabolical indignation" at the time.Final versions of all songs were recorded during the "Graves of the archangels" sessions.

Norway’s avantgarde Black Metal pioneers and innovators BORKNAGAR arise at their most spirited and resplendend on their 11th studio album, “True North”. Succeeding 2016’s acclaimed “Winter Thrice” release and 25 years into the band’s existence, BORKNAGAR’s characteristically varied fusion of musical styles and inimitable layered vocal arrangements elevates the hour-long array of these 9 new tracks to a sonic spectacle of epic proportions and undisputable grandeur. “True North” was once again mixed by Jens Bogren / Fascination Street Studios (Opeth, Amon Amarth, Kreator) 

Captured live at rehearsal sometime in June 2005.Most of the songs were at early stages and some got slightly altered later on."Morbid paroxysm" and "Vanishing faith" were respectively titled "Into paramount chaos" and "Diabolical indignation" at the time.Final versions of all songs were recorded during the "Graves of the archangels" sessions.

With a history of metal steeped in horror and the occult - as previously established by bands like Death SS, Black Hole, and Mortuary Drape - Italy has proven itself a fertile breeding ground for extreme music that explores these themes. Formed in 2018, Scolopendra is the latest to continue in this tradition, as evidenced on its debut album, “Those of the Catacombs.” Unlike its Italian ancestors, however, who have more typically opted for the sounds of doom or black metal, the vehicle that Scolopendra has chosen to deliver its horror-tinged themes is that of death metal. This aspect adds an element to the band’s output that distinguishes itself from its predecessors, thus making it a unique addition to its genre. Consisting of two members with a history of many years of collaboration in several bands, including Abhor, Scolopendra boasts both the pedigree and chemistry to give “Those of the Catacombs” the deathly authenticity that is obvious upon first listen.