Black Metal

Truly, the evidence is there with SORGETID’s first public recording, the full-length Natt av Tusen Dödsfall. Endearingly and engagingly familiar yet done with the deft nous for which V-Khaoz is known, SORGETID’s first salvo is based purely on intuition and the man’s need “to get quite old stuff out of my head – no future, no past.” Existing within those reverently stringent boundaries, Natt av Tusen Dödsfall unveils a landscape rife with melancholy and madness, nostalgia and nightsky mysticism, fury and wonder woven together with elder chainmail forged in the fires of olde. Eight songs across 37 minutes are more than sufficient to paint the atmospheres and sensations that seemingly exist out of time. The album’s no less raw nor polished than it needs to be; rather, it IS, unyielding and undying.

Black Metal

Edition of 300

Black Metal

Containing songs from the “Magnificat” era and newer ones, the third opus by Spite Extreme Wing brings forth the intention of creating a personal sound and imagery of Spite Extreme Wing. Again, a new version comes back with redesigned booklets and extensive liner-notes.

Noise

Full-length from 2015 available on CD.

Black Metal / Ambient

Three chapters of dark music for astral wayfaerers… “Schaduwmagie” is an anthology compact disc featuring the previously released and mysterious Staar recordings. Ranging from astral ambient rituals to ice-cold black metal atmospheres, “Schaduwmagie” is the ideal vessel to take off to cosmic voids and abandon all living emotions.

Black Metal

The second release from this act from the Blazebirth Hall, a twenty-two year hibernation right after the debut demo. This circle represents the blossoming of black metal in Russia with plenty of great acts such as Braniklad, Vargleide, Forest or even Rundagor. A splendid incursion on Slavic black metal, filled with hatred but incredibly harmonious. This astonishing songwriting is brought forth through great guitar playing but amongst all, the vocals are the main reason it steps above the typical black metal.

CD + Slipcase.

Black Metal

The long sold out full length available again on CD.

Jewel-case with booklet.

Black Metal

FINALLY REISSUED ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ITALIAN
EPIC BLACK METAL ALBUM OF ‘90s

Year 1999: Europe was taken by storm by black metal, the leading force in extreme music. Actually, black metal has been mutating its primary grim and satanic force since the mid-90s and words such as symphonic, epic and melodic started appearing in the bands’ descriptions.

Unexpectedly from Italy came a force capable of uniting all these inputs: in summer, under the Last Episode inprint, Stormlord released their debut album “Supreme Art Of War”. The eight tracks of the record united the symphonism of bands such as Dimmu Borgir or Bal-Sagoth to melodies coming from epic and power metal and the record became a hot-topic in the European press in a couple of months.

Black Metal

Raw melodic Black Metal from the Black Plague Circle. Co-released with Black Gangrene Productions.

Second press, limited to 200 copies.

Black Metal

Hailing from the rustbelt wasteland of Michigan, SUMMON are one of the very first black metal bands to hail from American soil. Originally formed in 1991 and with ties to the equally cult Masochist, SUMMON were very much the proverbial black sheep in a landscape dominated by death metal. Nevertheless, feeding off the fiery acts overseas in Scandinavia as well as the despair and disgust in their homeland, the band made their official debut with the Fire Turns Everything Black demo in 1995, which would soon form the foundation for their blasphemous ‘n’ belligerent Dark Descent of Fallen Souls in ’97. Grim and primitive but suffused with a sulfurous spirit, SUMMON’s debut album saw the power-trio bash and thrash one mini-anthem after another, strafing against the dominant death metal of the day whilst not sacrificing any of its inherent power. Additionally, subtle and well-placed usage of synths added the requisitely moonlit atmosphere of the time. Altogether, Dark Descent of Fallen Souls is very much a record of its time, and yet, 20 years later, it’s lost none of its hateful magick and, in fact, sounds remarkably fresh. Hail one of the unsung pioneers of American black metal, at long last available again on compact disk!