RAC/Oi!

Almost 25 years has passed since the original edition that was released as a double CD; the official one out through ISD Records and the other one, that seemed a bootleg, even if with some interesting hints. Both have always been very hard to find, even on the web, the first one being more unique than rare.
Considering the historical value and the relevance of the bands involved, we have started our research of both editions in order to create the final version of the best compilation ever: yes, this DLP contains BOTH releases!

This adventure has been harder than we thought and without the help of some comrades (that we thank publicly) that opened their historical/musical archives in order to extract some tracks, it would have never been possible..

The sound isn’t remastered, but “leveled” in order to balance the sound of the different songs. Obviously the volumes and the quality of each track differs from the other, but what would you expect? Have fun with this legendary piece of music under the Christmas tree with your family and friends, because this is the best gift you can do for yourselves this year!

40 hand numbered test pressing with different cardboard cover comes with “28” embroidered patch

Black Metal

Compilation of all main NSBM bands from Germany.

Quality release, with silver hotfoil.

Black Metal

18 years after the release of this historic compilation it sees the light in fully remastered and adapted vinyl format

The best bands on the American scene sing what they think of faggots!

The Raunchous Brothers, Angry Aryans, Infantry, Chaos 88 and many more.

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With the memories of Vaal’s maniacal 2019 performance forever burnt into my psyche, I fervently seek out any and all new material that these Dutch deviants offer up. Vaal said it themselves in the write up for this new album, and I quote “While the fury of Vaal is still present, the focus has shifted towards a more melancholic and atmospheric approach.” I possibly didn’t realise just how much the focus has shifted before hearing this though, “Visioen Van Het Verborgen Land” is altogether more restrained and methodical than their past work, with more emphasis placed on brooding textures and slowly unfolding traditional BM. I appreciate that this small circle from The Netherlands operates within their own deeply transcendent sphere, and that they are light years ahead of my comprehension of BM, so I listen to “Visioen Van Het Verborgen Land” with a sense of the utmost respect, and while I perhaps would of wished for a little more rabid fury and off kilter madness similar to that which was witnessed on that frosty night inside Mayhem at Copenhagen, I can’t help but feel that there is something here, working its way beneath the surface insidiously, and something that will fall into place soon enough if I remain focused and steadfast. Much like “Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk”, “Visioen Van Het Verborgen Land” is likely to be revered long after its time and heralded as a milestone for Vaal, and Vaal should be commended for pushing themselves beyond the tried and true and exploring lands previously untouched.