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Still a real hit today! Odin’s Erben are known to be the Nordwind forerunner band. With this debut, the group was able to achieve their first real success and prove their reputation as Germany’s No. 1 Viking Rock Band. “Helden sterben einsam” was a soothing musical “splash of colour” in the otherwise grey-in-grey knitted right rock market of those days.

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Odium is a name that hasn’t been talked about much in the symphonic black metal scene. Formed in 1994, the Norwegian band didn’t release much besides a demo, a single, and their only studio album “The Sad Realm of the Stars”. The 1998 album received little recognition when it was first released since it was seen as more of a Limbonic Art knockoff. However, when you give the album a listen, you’ll see that it’s more than just a cheap ripoff of Limbonic Art. Not only does it expand upon the Limbonic Art sound, but it also stands out in its own ways.

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Return of these French black metal mavericks after 10-year hiatus.

From nauseous black metal to sheer acoustic contemplation, psychedelic leads, and soaring arrangements, Oes Galliath’s swansong is an act of defiance in itself.

A ghastly testament of escapism from the industrial suburbs of Paris. A death letter to the ancient world. An ode to spiritual awakening and personal growth.

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Double LP in black vinyl version

LP 1 features the full album with Moloch on vocals.
LP 2 bonus LP alternative album version with Belfagor on vocals.
Pentagrammaton was recorded under miserable conditions in genuine affliction, torment and chaos above all in Necromorbus Studio anno 2005. Mixed and mastered originally & remixed and remastered in 2020 by Tore Stjerna. Track 3 written by Atum. Track 7 written by Chivah. All other tracks written by Belfagor. All lyrics written by Belfagor, except “Unfolding Paradox in Final Redemption” which was written by Moloch.

RAC/Oi!

OHL’s “1000 Kreuze” LP from 1982 is a milestone in German punk and is definitely a record in the discography of this legendary band that no fan can ignore. With a much fatter production than on their debut, the punk veterans around singer Deutscher W showed back then which direction they would take in the coming decades. The political significance, the striking lyrics and the uncompromising hardness are still unmistakable today and make this album an unwavering classic of this style of music.

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OHL, the pioneers of “hardcore punk”, attracted maximum attention with their debut album “Heimatfront” in 1981, which was partly due to their polarizing lyrics. Titles like “Germany”, “Kernkraftknight”, “We are the Unrepaired” or “Embassy Song”, which openly called for the storming of the American embassy, ​​did the rest to spread the word in all ideological directions. However, this was not well received by hotheads on the left and right. When the record was made in the early 1980s, punks were already oriented towards the left of the political spectrum, while skinheads were committed to the right. Although the band was considered “Nazis” by leftists and “ticks” by rightists, the Supreme Army Command, or rather their mastermind Deutscher W, never let themselves be dissuaded from their chosen path – always go straight, never turn! Ok, these days certain concessions are necessary in order to get a foot on the ground in the left-green, polluted cultural world, but what does it matter to the enterprising record collector who wants to complete his personal vinyl oeuvre with this repress?

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Altare proudly presents “Demo III”, the first full length from Olatom Amespïrïa. Limitless and unbridled raw Black Metal blending numerous subgenres while expressing a unique intensity and character. A genuine gem from the French underground.
Presented with a double side print foldover cover, limited to 150 hand numbered copies.

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Two of the majestic forces within the circle set off on a sinister dark journey down the malicious path, perpetuating an opening that slides deep into various pagan platitudes, mysticism and misanthropy. The macabre act devoted to these two pieces of raw black metal/sinister omens, was revealed in an incandescent act of absolute solemnity towards funerary art, pagan works and the putrescence of evil… both works achieved in a semi-rehearsal type quality that provide an overwhelming musical performance soured with the demonic poison that they recite in each of the death hymns.

Dungeon Synth

Rerelease of cult album.

Black 180gr vinyl, sleeve with hot-stamped logo and title.

Dungeon Synth

Rerelease of cult album.

Black 180gr vinyl, sleeve with violet hot-stamped logo and title.