Black Metal

This split features two of the harshest and most haunting Portuguese black metal hordes. Starting off are TRONO ALEM MORTE, who offer two exclusive tracks which breathe a desolate ‘n’ desperate fury, irascible and irrational, like an endless howling into the void; these tracks preclude their forthcoming debut album in December, to be released at Invicta Requiem Mass III. On the flipside are VETALA, one of the most prolific bands in the nowadays raw Portuguese scene. Their lengthy, 13-minute contribution here continues that hysteric spree of misery, exploring all corners of their boundless dungeon in an almost improvisatory delirium; their Demo IV is forthcoming, so beware.

Black Metal

“Hosanna Bizarre” is the debut album of the German lunatic squad TSATTHOGGUA. With the infamous “Siegeswille” demo tape from 1995 they unleashed their hazardous speed and poisonous skills in luciferian kinky arts. “Hosanna Bizarre” was originally released in 1996 and took the world of hyperspeed Black Metal by storm. Infernal hymns and black leather masks scream to the unholy scum of our world. Even nowadays, this album is a must have for the forgotten realms of mankind.

Black Metal

“Trans Cunt Whip” was the second strike of this bizarre fetish-Black Metal act. Recorded at the glorious Abyss Studios by Michael Hedlund and supervised by Peter Tägtgren, they developed their furious anthems to a higher level but never tried to appeal to more than just the Black Metal crowd. This 1998 album marked the most blasphemous peak of a highly original music act who split up in the year of 2000 as they planned it at their founding eleven years before. But “2020 V KUM”!

Black Metal

“Fandens Kall” captures 3 decades of true TULUS metal and shows the band’s real spirit: aggressive, atmospheric, groovy and honest! Diverse and timeless!

Black Metal

“Uvær” is a jarring, atmospheric, splattering first record that feels like it’ll be even more immersive once in the heart of deep nature

Melodic Death Metal

The long-lost debut of Twin Obscenity is back!
“Where Light Touches None” returns from the battlefield, ready to conquer once more!

Originally unleashed in 1997, this brutal slab of Norwegian Melodic Black/Death Metal fuses icy melodies with relentless aggression.

A true underground classic, now finally reborn.

Black Metal

Ûkcheânsâlâwit summon a shamanistic meditation diving into an animalistic psyche hidden within.
Haunting vocals initially exist at the edges of perception prior to meeting a solemn softly sung guide.
The ritualistic journey continues through grandiose guitar built landscapes embellished by ethereal synth melodies.
A penultimate track drifts closest to an accustomed expression of the genre, whereas the final song exists as a reflection of the whole album’s mystic escape to the last earthly frontier.

RAC / Oi!

Debut full-length from 2022 available on DLP.

RAC / Oi!

Debut full-length from 2006 available on LP.

Black Metal

UMBRA CONSCIENTIA is a new project debuting on Terratur Possessions. Six tracks of extremely intense, well crafted, direct and aggressive Black Metal not unlike the greats such as Katharsis and Funeral Mist, but yet maintaining it’s own identity. I’m not a big fan of comparing bands and name dropping other acts, but seeing how this is a brand new band and release, I figured it couldn’t hurt to name two obvious inspirations to catch people’s attention out there. It’s truly an album worth checking out.

Black Metal

Black Metal

On their third full-length album, “Es grauet”, Ungfell abducts listeners on a sonic journey detailing moral ambivalence and treachery. Set in a seemingly idyllic rural village in pre-modern times, all is not as it seems. Tragedy strikes the town in the form of a horrific, grisly murder. Unfounded accusations lead the town further astray, while these occurrences of debauchery exceed the comprehension of the local inhabitants. Alas, evil lurks where you may least expect it… The story unfolds, accompanied by ravaging riffs and gripping songwriting that appropriately underline the complex, yet harrowing narrative. “Es grauet” shows Ungfell at their most ambitious and most audacious, featuring incredibly dynamic and warm production values, emphasizing atmosphere even more than previous releases, and managing to compliment the story being told.