Black Metal

Two years after their acclaimed debut album conquered the black metal scene, Cirith Gorgor’s greatly anticipated sophomore album “Unveiling the Essence” was released on Osmose Productions in 2001. The album, while displaying all the strengths of their debut in the way of melodic yet fast black metal, showed a definite growth in song writing and, with a new writer in the process, summoned a even more intense and melancholic atmosphere than their first release. Owing to the worldwide positive response, “Unveiling the Essence” sold out over the years and has never been reprinted until now. Moreover the album is being released on vinyl for the very first time, something which puts warranted emphasis on the magnificent cover artwork by Kris Verwimp. Germanic tribes unite your forces, take up your arms and ride your horses! Bellum Germanicum, finally…

Black Metal

12th full length album of Clandestine Blaze returns with sharper, tighter, faster and less echoing sound than “Secrets Of Laceration”. Always something new, but also some of the songs return into more straight forward style of older CB.

Power Electronics

Killer full-length of true P.E.

Limited to 99 copies. Pressed on 140g black vinyl with plain black center labels. Housed in a plastic-lined black inner sleeve and a black cardstock sleeve with silver silkscreened cover art. Includes an insert printed on 160g ivory paper.

Hardcore

The 1998 full-length available on LP.

RAC / Oi!

Cult French RAC band from 1994.

Black Metal

Already in the early days „The Stars Are Dead Now“ was advanced with two additional tracks, followed by multiple re-issues showcasing the interest in this recording. However, the record always kept its tense character making it the perfect soundtrack for dreary days. The release comprises of seven titles, one as a fully instrumental ambient track („The Old Ghost In The Well“), and all lyrics and music were solely done by G.B., giving this band and release a rather unparalleled sound. Undoubtedly „The Stars Are Dead Now“ must be considered a true must-have for those involved in a more ambient-rooted kind of black metal and the sounds of isolation.

Black Metal

Collier d’Ombre transcends musical boundaries, seamlessly blending genres, all while etching its essence with a profound and audacious Black Metal identity. Each track intricately carves through stylistic barriers, creating a sonic landscape that defies convention. The flesh of this album bears the marks of the deepest Black Metal roots, boldly intertwining tradition with inventive expression.