RAC/Oi!

In 1987, the band Kahlkopf released their debut album “Der Metzger” on Rock-O-Rama Records. The title of the same name quickly developed into one of the group’s best-known and at the same time most controversial songs. With its haunting imagery and often aggressive lyrics, “The Butcher” became a distinctive battle cry. The controversial content of the song addressed left-wing violence, criticism of immigration policy in Germany as well as partying and drinking – topics that Kahlkopf had already covered on her first demo tapes. Thanks to its release on Rock-O-Rama, the Bad Homburgers’ LP was widely distributed.

Black Metal

The project by Sceadugenga (Åndutsyn, Geheimnisvoll, Grundhyrde). Here, in addition to the usual black metal, he tries himself in electronic music, entering the fields of gabber and techno, and all this with splashes of dungeon synth. Never Stop The Autistic Madness!

Dungeon Synth

Lim. 100

Black Metal

Depressive/atmospheric black metal from Finland.

Black Metal

Comes with 4-page folded lyrics insert and silver foil.

Black Metal

Limited to 280 copies on standard black vinyl.

Comes with LP-size double-sided insert.

Black Metal

The band was founded, rehearsed and recorded based off our interpretations of early 90’s Black Metal. The era of murder, arson, Black Magick and spite. I firmly believe what you hear on these recordings, are the same chaos that fueled the originators, and is as genuine as the old classics. I was sitting right there alongside H. “Sarath” Dalen, while he recorded this on tape in the basement of our record store Apocalyptic Empire, in the heart of Nidaros back in 2005. Reminiscing back, I’ll never forget the intense atmosphere, dedication and focus the band had, something I’ve never experienced since, just like their live shows. Nothing will ever compare. The store was very much exactly what Helvete was in the 90’s: a record store ran by us for us, with a basement where recordings were happening non stop, even during the opening hours. The basement was a collective ground for us where lifelong friendships arose, parties ensued, and inspirations were endless. Imagine locking up a bunch of miscreants devoted to the same cause, with no boundaries, no thought or respect for anyone, just all focused on one thing: BLACK METAL. This was always for ourselves, hence why releases are so sporadic. I am truly grateful to not only having been there throughout the beginning, but to have been granted the exclusive right to release several of these gems, and to be able to call these genuine artists and individuals my close friends to this day.

We present to you the restored version of the one and only KAOSRITUAL – Svøpt morgenrød, plus the infamous Rituell katarsis demo and more, remastered by our friend M. of MGLA/No Solace. A special thanks to him for adding his magick to these incredible recordings, and I want to personally thank Blix and Tvedt for letting me finally unleash this upon the world.

Black Metal

This was the third release TP ever did and it has remained a favourite up until this day. We have for years tried to get this released again but the band wasn’t interested, until now. It’s with immense pleasure Terratur Possessions present a limited version of this manic Black Metal demo for the first time on vinyl format, the only material recorded by this project!

Black Metal

The full-length from 2005 of the Polish legend Kataxu.

40 minutes of Polish Black Metal.

Black Metal

The debut full-length from 2000 of the Polish legend Kataxu.

40 minutes of Polish Black Metal.

Black Metal

“To be shunned by all…as centres of Pestilence”, the sophomore album of Germany’s Kathaaria, took fourteen years to manifest. In 2008, when EAL released the band’s debut, we were proud to support an act that wasn’t musically predictable. Perhaps the guitarwork hinted somewhat towards the most forward-thinking acts of the time, and a general affinity for the weird. In any case, the record was deeply personal and entirely unaffiliated with any currents or trends. Black Metal done by people who know their metal but refuse to abide by conventions.
In a nutshell, this blatant disregard for norms and expectations is precisely what “To be shunned by all…as centres of Pestilence” is about. It’s an album that falls into no fixed category besides the one reserved for highly personal takes on Black Metal.