Black Metal

Dolorosa, a new project from Gaua’s mastermind, presents “Summoning Ancient Bleakness” as its debut release. Grounded in the 90’s Black Metal tradition, echoing “De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas” early Dissection and early Gorgoroth (just to name a few), it pays homage to its influences while pushing boundaries.
Channeling a fiery intensity linked to its spiritual roots, “Summoning Ancient Bleakness” displays an 8 song framework imbued with different dynamics and vibrant vigor, built on a perfect blend of guitar riffs and melodies with a robust and powerful drumming performance. On top of that, the vocals present a captivating and authentic rendition that thoroughly and brilliantly merges with the music.
Mixed and mastered at The Empty Hall Studio (Grifteskymfning, Odz Manouk, Aversio Humanitatis, Ostots, etc.) and proudly released by Altare Productions and Amor Fati Productions in an 12″ LP edition, “Summoning Ancient Bleakness” stands as a Black Metal master work — a stark and nihilistic monument to pure devotion.
Black 12″ LP, with a 12 page A5 booklet.

Black Metal

Less than a year after “Archaic Conjurations,” Dreadful Relic delivered their first vinyl release—an eruption of all the potential stored in the demo. Recorded after the summer solstice in 2015 and self-released later that year, the “Warlords of the Cosmic Sovereign” MLP showcased the band’s esoteric proclivities and potent songwriting, drawing inspiration from Hellhammer/Celtic Frost, Samael, and other progenitors of the black metal genre. Each side contains an atmospheric intro followed by a bludgeoning original composition. Additionally, the MLP closes with a cover of “In the Shrines of the Kingly Dead” by Treblinka/Tiamat, a song perfectly suited for Dreadful Relic in both style and substance.

Black Metal

“Haunter of the Deep” is an album filled with melodic and melancholic Setapophian Black Metal darkness that will drag you from the shallows into the murky depths below…
A journey to great empires forgotten by time… A trident to plunge and fill your lungs… And as death creeps closer with the tides and you are pulled into the Abyss, bioluminescent beings will become the last light that you see…

Black Metal

This album recorded in 2006 and originally released in 2007 is quite different from the rest of the Drowning the Light discography, with some of the most pained, torturous and deranged vocals over lengthy melancholic and miserable tracks venturing into the pathways beyond life and perceived reality.
Traveling through the noose of existence and beyond into the black Abyss.
This album set the groundwork for the poison that was “The Obscure Worship Chronicles”.
Black Metal misery.