Black Metal

This is where it all began for the French duo CÉNOTAPHE.

Four tracks of Black Metal splendor and misery.

Black Metal

Formed in that fateful year of 1996, CEREMONIAL CASTINGS were a band of the times, a band later behind the times, and now a band ahead of the times once again. Many will belatedly be aware of the name CEREMONIAL CASTINGS due to the membership of future UADA founder Jake Superchi, alongside his brother Nick Superchi, who were later (and once again now) joined by drummer Matt Mattern. The band crafted a canon of symphonic black metal that was admirably ambitious and often brilliant but all too often overlooked. Until their eventual demise in 2014, CEREMONIAL CASTINGS created nine full-lengths and just as many demos/Eps that were all released on their own label. Their album covers were often graced with artwork courtesy of the masterful Kris Verwimp, who also created the band’s logo.

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Chamber of Mirrors second full length album entitled Moonlight Decay now available !
A black metal opus of haunting melodies with fierce and raw cold blackened darkness. This is Chamber of Mirrors best release to date.

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CHAMBER OF UNLIGHT began as the solo work of multi-instrumentalist Necrosis. The man stands as a prolific veteran of Finland’s esteemed extreme metal landscape; during the past 20 years, his credits include Deathchain, Ajattara, Shade Empire, and Trollheims Grott. Joined by drummer Kassara – himself an equally prolific Finnish veteran whose credits likewise include Deathchain and Trollheims Grott but also Horna, Bythos, Forgotten Horror, Striges, and Black Death Ritual among others – CHAMBER OF UNLIGHT released their self-titled debut demo in 2017. Immediately, the eldritch essence of ’90s Finnish black metal was felt, and the storm was only brewing…

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Christian Cosentino’s highly acclaimed second album is finally available on vinyl. Melodic and symphonic black metal with a heavy load of progressive elements, taking it another step further than his previous ‘Lawn’ album. Better yet, this new album builds further on the foundations made on ‘Lawn’ with a ton of layers, clean and shrieking vocals and a session drummer that goes up to 300 bpm. Impressive, to say the least.

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A mighty split between these two juggernauts! Both acts bring their absolute A-game here. Australia’s Christian Cosentino brings us the most glorious blend of his signature blackened orchestral metal in technicolour. U.K.’s own Winterquilt is putting forward some of the most brutal, insane yet “danceable” digitised grindcore chaos. Enough to make your hairs split as no stone is left unturned on this boundary-breaking release.

French Black Metal

Lim. 200

Dungeon Synth

The songs on this album have, up til this point, only been available on the long sold out extended CD versions of “The Devil´s Songs” that were put out by Dark Dungeon Music and Cold Meat Industry, respectively. The song “The Devil Must Kill” has only ever been available on the Cold Meat Industry compilation CD “Absolute Supper”.

These songs were all recorded not too long after the initial 5 songs (Part 1: Dance of The Dead) that originally appeared on the 10″ EP “The Devil´s Songs” in 1997. By their very nature, these songs are a lot more experimental, and rely heavily on atmospherics, with the exception of “The Devil Must Kill”, which was recorded a bit later, on it´s own, and is a bit of a return to the original “The Devil´s Songs” sounds, albeit the only song with sung vocals Cintecele Diavolui ever did.

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Ajattoman uni is a sidestep, but it is also some sort of return to our roots.

After more unified and well-thought albums, we wanted to follow our instincts almost blindly, and so we found ourselves among these short bursts of riffs and melodies. There is one part of Celtic Frost and another part of dark rock; sometimes blasting with hate, sometimes drowning in echoes and ethereal atmosphere; songs that you would want to last for a little longer, but everything has been said and done in seconds.