Darkwave / Dungeon Synth

If you are not still familiarized with this band, and you like the riffs and atmospheres of bands as diverse as Sacramentum, Dissection, Mgla, Batushka, Satanic Warmaster, Taake, Arckanum, Uada or Burzum, surely Dumal is going to freeze your blood , since the trio has managed to unite in a truly virtuous and skillful way that amalgam of influences and arrangements to create a masterpiece where all these elements work together in harmony, being “The Lesser God” a genuine expression of black metal. But Dumal is much more than an influenced band by the differents Black Metal waves from the 90s onwards, Dumal has an unique aura and their own mark.

Raw Black Metal

Founded in 2008, and after some demos and splits with bands like Vetala, Black Aura, Voltaic Omen and Total Genocide, Durazis came back from the shadows last year again with Demo 2020.

Originally released by Parasyte Curse on a strictly limited tape edition, it’s now reissued on classic black vinyl.

Black Metal

Dying Fullmoon – “Unter dem Thron der Sterne” – Demo 1995 LP

Recorded live early ’95 in a cellar somewhere in the woods of northern Germany as a two-piece who had already joined forces with Tha-Norr at that point, this demo offers the sort of raw black metal that would make most modern bands cry themselves to sleep, knowing that they could never hope to match the pure ferocity and darkness found here. Piercing cold and enraptured fury manifested in five raging songs plus four obscure interludes with a total playing time of 40+ minutes.

Psychedelic Rock

The first full-length album available again on LP.

New self released band version, with improved layout and sound.

Different from the recent DtB bootleg.

Black Metal

This raw black metal album is a must-have for raw black metal fans!

Eerified Catacomb is a side project of ‘Eerifier’ known from bands like Nächtlich.

Lim. 200 copies.

Black Metal

Debut full-length of Epic Black Metal.

Black Metal

Debut album. Project of MAVORIM, TOTENWACHE and MEUCHELMORD members !

Black Vinyl 12″ LP with 12″ insert.

Black Metal

The new full-length album of Eisenwinter.

LP version, lim. 300 copies!

Black Metal

New split from these well known hordes

Industrial

Single sleeve and 4 page insert.

Black Metal

Two infamous Belgian projects from the early 2000s. Pure grim European violence, for the first and only time on vinyl.

Black Metal

Greek black metal from the early to mid-1990s is rightfully one of the most celebrated convergences of time and place in the history of the genre. There are relatively few styles in metal that can be so easily identified as having emerged from such a narrowly-defined context as the archetypal sound that was pioneered most famously by the likes of Rotting Christ and Varathron. Among other less-commonly-referenced bands from the same scene was Elysian Fields, who initially began to garner attention in their country following the circulation of two promo tapes in 1994 and 1995. The unique sound refined in the band’s early development and demonstrated on these tapes soon resulted in their signing to the renowned Unisound Records, which in turn led to the 1995 release of Elysian Fields’ debut album, “Adelain,” a recording which represents both a nod to their aforementioned fellow countrymen as well as an incorporation of other various influences. Although it certainly exhibits primary elements of the black metal immortalized on other Greek albums such as “Thy Mighty Contract” and “His Majesty at the Swamp,” “Adelain” also reflects palpable traits of the death metal exemplified in the early recordings from Sweden’s At the Gates and the hybrid of gothic death/doom of Britain’s My Dying Bride. Above all, the primary difference that one is likely to note between this album and other Greek masterpieces is the more pronounced reliance on somber, melodic passages interspersed among the more aggressive black metal riffs. These passages tend to include piano accompaniment and, more occasionally, spoken-word vocals, very much akin to their implementation in My Dying Bride’s “Turn Loose the Swans.” This characteristic notwithstanding, “Adelain” is anything but feeble. On the contrary, its melodic aspects instead serve to create contrast with and thus accentuate the more primal black metal with which they are melded, all the while showcasing how seemingly disparate elements from various influences can be properly and effectively combined.