Black Metal

Black Metal

Debut album of the new Lauri project.

Pure Finnish Black Metal

Black Metal

The release that put Krolok firmly on the map in the underground in 2017. All fat cut out, just five haunting hymns of brooding nocturnal black metal that lurks like a reptile within forlorn castle ruins of Europe’s obscure corners. For fans of classic Scandinavian and Central European black metal of the golden 90s era, in its pure undiluted form and with the right authentic spirit.

Black Metal

Originally released in 1999, Noitatulen vartija was the debut EP of KYPRIAN’S CIRCLE, and also the band’s final recording. Granted, mainman Kyprian had released three demos during 1996 and ’97 and then a split tape in ’98, but the five-song/19-minute Noitatulen vartija was the longest recording he released under the KYPRIAN’S CIRCLE banner. As such, it was the fullest exploration of his aesthetic, and a perfect distillation of the times: raw-yet-ethereal black metal brimming with both a moonlit mysticism and a woodland wonder. Simple pleasures, to be sure, but ones that extolled the eternal glory of ancient black metal. Feel the breath of night again, or perhaps for the first time, with KYPRIAN’S CIRCLE’s Noitatulen vartija!

Raw Black Metal

Raw, dense, twisted Black Metal. Comes with A2 poster + insert

Lim. Oxblood LP

Black Metal

Raw, dense, twisted Black Metal.

Comes with A2 poster + insert.

Black Metal

Devout Records presents two essential Leviathan compilations, “The First Sublevel of Suicide” and “Unfailing Fall into Naught,” both on double-LP format and both containing several additional rare and previously-unreleased tracks. These editions are products of the band’s own label and are thus superior to the notoriously substandard versions from Ascension Monuments Media. “The First Sublevel of Suicide” includes demo versions of songs from the band’s debut album which were not made available to AMM and features new artwork from Brian VDP, who also executed the layout for both releases. “Unfailing Fall into Naught” compiles the recordings from Leviathan’s split releases with Sapthuran and Xasthur and is presented with new artwork from Wrest himself, in addition to the aforementioned bonus tracks.