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Sarkom are back with a vengeance with “Exceed In2 Chaos”, their fifth opus after “Anti-Cosmic Art” released in 2016. In the meantime, they have kept themselves busy releasing several EPs containing some new tunes and a memorable rendition of the Prodigy classic “Breathe”. Anyway, 2025 marks the comeback in full form: “Exceed In2 Chaos” is a grand return to classic, razor-sharp norwegian black metal in pure Sarkom tradition. Since the artwork, Sarkom again push the boundaries of Black Art with a challenging, violent and brightly coloured design.
Musically speaking, “Exceed” displays nine tracks of cold, evil black metal enhanced by a great production and a bone-chilling vocal performance by Unsgaard. Balancing between fast splinters and panzer-like mid-tempos, the record clocks at almost 50 minutes of pure darkness!

For fans of Norwegian Black Metal and melodic Black Metal.
For fans of SETHERIAL, MARDUK, DARK FUNERAL, NECROPHOBIC.

HELVITNIR with their first album deliver classic but yet melodic black metal with a pounding production sound

Gigantesca operazione di recupero da parte di century media
l'intero materiale dei finnici Necropsy, tra le band death metal anni 90 rimaste nel limbo dell'underground e mai realmente esplose.

Limited 4LP slipcase with Petrol Green vinyl. With booklet.

Tomb Of The Forgotten - NECROPSY's early demos to be re-released on vinyl in January via Svart Records. NECROPSY is one of the few truly legendary bands of the obscure Finnish death metal scene of the late 80s/early 90s. Dark and twisted Death Metal in the vein of early SENTENCED, early AMORPHIS, CONVULSE, DEMIGOD, PURTENANCE, DEMILICH and ABHORRENCE. Hailing from Lahti, Finland, the band formed in 1987 and released the material featured on this compilation before taking a 14-year hiatus beginning in 1994. Founding member Janne Kosonen and his brother Tero reformed NECROPSY in 2008 and are still active today.

Tomb of the Forgotten (The Complete Demo Recordings 1989-1993), originally released by Century Media in 2013, is the first ever official demo compilation fully authorised by the band and features all of NECROPSY's early recordings with 40 tracks in total. All audio material has been carefully remastered from the original master tapes by DMS Mastering (GRAVE, MORBID, ASPHYX) for the best possible audio quality. Includes an extensive interview with the band, tons of pictures, scans of concert flyers, demo artwork, fanzine reviews and more.

Black Vinyl

Pressed on grey marble vinyl. Comes with a 2-page insert. Released by Lonely Demon Records. Colors on final record may vary to a degree from the mockup.

The second album from a prayer for the worst finds Herr B (GODKILLER) continuing his exploration of uneasy, emaciated sounds in his insatiable quest to find musical expressions of anguish and final rest.

For fans of Darkwave, lo-fi synth pop, dark ambient, early Industrial, weird post-punk, skewed electronica, suicide music.

Pressed on pink vinyl. Released by Lonely Demon Records. Colors on final record may vary to a degree from the mockup.

The music is slow, introspective and dreamy, the opposite of leisure music. The tracks mix stripped-down electronics, crepuscular evocations and quasi-mystical atmospheres, accompanied occasionally by lyrics that are rather disparaging of life in general and the human race in particular.

For fans of Darkwave, lo-fi synth pop, dark ambient, early Industrial, weird post-punk, skewed electronica, suicide music.

One of South America's shortest-lived yet undeniably potent cults, Peru's LEVIFER formed in 1998 and disbanded in 2004, leaving behind but a demo and a split with a then-young GOAT SEMEN. Nevertheless, the sulfurous spirit of those nine primary tracks remains timeless to this day, and it's with great honor that WEREWOLF compiles LEVIFER's entire recorded work on one convenient format.

LEVIFER released their lone demo, Tribute to the Supreme Beast, in 2000. For all intents and purposes, though, that demo could've been released in 1992, exhibiting a bestial death metal sound comparable to early Mystifier, Naked Whipper, Finland's Belial, Germany's Blood, and Brazil's Impurity. Hulking and at times clanging and atonal but always with utterly gutted savagery, LEVIFER's first seven songs retain a remarkable sense of ritualistic flow. In 2003, LEVIFER released a two-song split 7" with GOAT SEMEN. Here, their bestiality took on a much-more-blackened aspect, and cavernous atmosphere was compounded tenfold. Sharper songwriting-wise and tighter in execution, these two songs teased at how mesmerizingly awesome LEVIFER could've become had they continued. A couple tracks from that very same session were released as bonus tracks on a picture-disc reissue of the demo in 2006, and they're now collected here on Southern Bestial Storms, bringing together everything mainman Levifer and crew recorded. From the past come the Southern Bestial Storms!

Compilation of all demos by Behexen and Lords of the Left Hand.

Disc 1:
- Tracks 1-4 from Reality is in Evil... (1995)
- Tracks 5-10 from Eternal Realm (1997)
Disc 2:
- Tracks 1-3 from Blessed Be the Darkness (1998)
- Tracks 4-9 from Promo '99 (1999), previously unreleased.

Please note: New copy but comes with a very small corner ding

Comes in a 6-panel digipack. Released by Lonely Demon Records.

The second album from a prayer for the worst finds Herr B (GODKILLER) continuing his exploration of uneasy, emaciated sounds in his insatiable quest to find musical expressions of anguish and final rest.

For fans of Darkwave, lo-fi synth pop, dark ambient, early Industrial, weird post-punk, skewed electronica, suicide music.

Debut album, Finnish Black Metal

Witness their Ascent Into Draconian Abyss, which was teasingly released in an extremely limited tape version for those who had the good fortune of attending the most recent Signal Rex-curated Invicta Requiem Mass festival and witnessing their crimes in the flesh. As the duo forecasted with the recent maxi-single Excesses of Perpetual Gloom, their muse only becomes thirstier and more miserable. Mons Veneris are always surprising, yet always uncompromising and always themselves, as testified by Ascent Into Draconian Abyss: the opening 20-minute title track is a harrowing descent into lunacy, and the ghoulishness only intensifies on the album's successive three tracks. More monkish vokills come forth, haunting like nothing else as their buzzing belligerence winds through craggy corridors of mondo-primitivism, all before the hall-of-mirrors madness of closer "Chant to the Unknown." Mons Veneris will fuck you on your Ascent Into Draconian Abyss!