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'The fighting man' has been out of print for many years. Earlier we released the vinyl edition of this album, after much request we now present the second title in the series of Forefather CD re-releases on Heidens Hart.

To be released on 14 October, the actual anniversary of the Battle at Hastings, the main theme of the album.

Hailed by many as their best release, 'The fighting man' was a huge progression after the previous releases and set the style Forefather is known for. Their ability to create their trademark hymnic melodies took a huge step and the epic melodies that will remain stuck in your head are well represented in songs like 'For these shores'. The album pioneered with its well written compositions; alternating between fast, energetic riffs with lots of folk melodies and mid-tempo atmospheric black metal with clean vocals almost sounding chanted at times popping up frequently, to a very dynamic whole.

Just as 'Deep into time', this CD edition comes with a bonus track. This time it's "The Lady's Gift", written entirely by Forefather as a song for Folkearth.
 

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Norwegian black metal. Tracks : Nattestid sar porten... (Part I to Part VII) (seven separate songs in total )

Digipak CD edition

2014 CD Digipak re-issue.
Includes bonus track "Many Moons Ago (Live In Bochum 2012) " and extended booklet.
 

2014 CD Digipak re-issue.
Includes bonus track "Mourners (live in Bochum 2012)" and extended booklet.

CD in jewel case with 12 page booklet.

'A Fallen Temple', the fourth full-length in the long-running career of Greek metal luminaries SEPTICFLESH, occupied a unique space in the band's history upon its original release in '98. The album featured re-recordings from their savage debut LP 'Temple of the Lost Race' interspersed amongst some of the band's most avant-garde work to date. The heightened atmospherics, synthesized orchestration, and angelic soprano vocals affirmed the bold and adventurous creative direction the band had begun to follow, and was the perfect bridge to what was coming with 1999's 'Revolution DNA'.

For fans of ROTTING CHRIST, BEHEMOTH, DIMMU BORGIR, CARACH ANGREN, MOONSPELL.