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  • Abhor (ITA) – Ab Luna Lucenti, Ab Noctua Protecti LP 28.88

    Black Metal

    A long overdue vinyl repress of ABHOR’s “Ab Luna Lucenti, ab Noctua Protecti” album from 2011 is finally happening. Gatefold Jacket with Insert, Postcard and printed Innersleeve.

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  • Abhor (ITA) – Sex Sex Sex (Ceremonia Daemonis Anticristi) CD 14.88

    Black Metal

    ABHOR are a veritable institution of Italian black metal. Formed in 1995 in the northeast of Italy, the band began with a passion for black metal music and the study of esoteric arts. Less like a band and more like a congregation, ABHOR represent a form of global art that embraces musical art, visual art, and literal art. Their first musical manifestation came in 1998, with the first demo tape In Tuo Honori Preparatum. From there, ABHOR were off and running, subsequently releasing six albums with a variety of labels, doing honorable underground work. Within their ranks came many musicians, including members of compatriots Evol. But, arguably, ABHOR reached their apotheosis with their seventh album (and first for current label home IRON BONEHEAD), Occulta religiO. Released in 2018, this veritable blazing-purple torch conveyed a bewitching mysticism and beyond-the-veil secrecy that showed the band at their most masterful, even at this mature stage.

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  • Abhor (ITA) – Sex Sex Sex (Ceremonia Daemonis Anticristi) LP 26.88

    Black Metal

    ABHOR are a veritable institution of Italian black metal. Formed in 1995 in the northeast of Italy, the band began with a passion for black metal music and the study of esoteric arts. Less like a band and more like a congregation, ABHOR represent a form of global art that embraces musical art, visual art, and literal art. Their first musical manifestation came in 1998, with the first demo tape In Tuo Honori Preparatum. From there, ABHOR were off and running, subsequently releasing six albums with a variety of labels, doing honorable underground work. Within their ranks came many musicians, including members of compatriots Evol. But, arguably, ABHOR reached their apotheosis with their seventh album (and first for current label home IRON BONEHEAD), Occulta religiO. Released in 2018, this veritable blazing-purple torch conveyed a bewitching mysticism and beyond-the-veil secrecy that showed the band at their most masterful, even at this mature stage.

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  • Baxaxaxa (DEU) – Catacomb Cult LP 26.88

    Black Metal

    Once thought long dead, existing as they did during the ancient days of the early ’90s, Baxaxaxa publicly arose from the dead in 2018 with an exclusive performance at the esteemed Destroying Texas Fest and then a gig in their native Germany. Feeling scorn for nowadays black metal and wishing to stir the cauldron of yore, the then-quintet quickly recorded The Old Evil EP and released it on cassette tape in October 2019. Buoyed by that burning-black momentum, Baxaxaxa released another EP, Devoted to HIM, little more than a year later. Both recordings’ respective titles should surely bespeak the black metal to which the band is beholden: rotten, primitive, and ancient, out of touch and most definitely out of time.

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  • Baxaxaxa (DEU) – De Vermis Mysteriis LP 26.88

    Black Metal

    De Vermis Mysteriis is a 42-minute journey that not only preserves that old flame Baxaxaxa lit with their esteemed 2021 debut album Catacomb Cult but delves much deeper inside their decades old abyss. And so bearing zero connection to the modern world, the album throws you to a very dark, primordial place beyond time that is distinctively Baxaxaxa’s own.

    The seven tracks reek of death and obscurity with vicious vocals straight from beyond the grave, yet it feels genuinely fresh. From their trademark doomy and heavier passages to the more uptempo ones, Baxaxaxa’s Ancient Black Metal is soaked in mysteries, magick and utmost possession. The old evil is present in every note.

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  • Baxaxaxa (DEU) – The Old Evil LP 25.88

    Black Metal

    THE CULT IS ALIVE! Once thought long dead, existing as they did during the ancient days of the early ’90s, BAXAXAXA publicly arose from the dead in 2018 with an exclusive performance at the esteemed Destroying Texas Fest and then a gig in their native Germany. Feeling scorn for nowadays black metal and wishing to stir the cauldron of yore, the now-quintet quickly recorded The Old Evil and released it on cassette tape in October 2019. The title itself should say more than enough: The Old Evil is exactly what it fucking is! Ugly ‘n’ primitive riffs, hammering rhythms, raw ‘n’ rotten recording, and hauntingly medieval synths – simply put, BAXAXAXA create black metal out of time! And out of touch, as it should stay, and will remain…back to the coffin they rest.

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  • Black Cilice (POR) – A Corpse, A Temple YELLOW LP 26.88

    Black Metal

    The first full-length available again on LP.

    – 300gsm Jacket With Matt Varnish & Inside Flooded in Black

    – 140g Yellow Vinyl

    – 250gsm Cardboard Insert

    – Limited To 300 Handnumbered Copies

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  • Black Cilice (POR) – Banished From Time VIOLET LP 26.88

    Black Metal

    Raw Melodic Black Metal from another dimension.

    – 350gsm Jacket With Matt Varnish And Inside Flooded In Black

    – 140g Grimace Purple Vinyl

    – 250gsm Cardboard Insert With Matt Varnish

    – A2 Poster On 150gsm Art Paper

    – Limited To 300 Copies

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  • Black Cilice (POR) – Esoteric Atavism CD 14.88

    Black Metal

    And so it goes with the band’s sixth full-length, Esoteric Atavism. Ever aptly titled, Esoteric Atavism’s contents embody that title in a most provocative manner. While BLACK CILICE is esoteric in the extreme, more so is the entity atavistic, and indeed are those energies the cornerstone of this record. Characteristically coated in miles of miasmic rawness that’s an instrument unto itself, the lyrics of Esoteric Atavism delve into the OLD – old energies, old spiritually – and the music follows suit by reconstituting elements from elder BLACK CILICE recordings. Always in the red but now deeper into the black, that’s not to say Esoteric Atavism is a deliberate throwback or crass “return to the roots”; rather, the band’s birth pangs are given a deeper wisdom and wider-screened hysteria for the listener to drown himself in…or avoid, revoltingly stratifying as BLACK CILICE’s black metal may be. More pointedly, riffs are more forthright, with experimentation subtler, and songs in kind shorter: the proverbial ouroboros, then, forever feeding on the past.

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  • Black Cilice (POR) – Esoteric Atavism GALAXY LP 28.88

    Black Metal

    And so it goes with the band’s sixth full-length, Esoteric Atavism. Ever aptly titled, Esoteric Atavism’s contents embody that title in a most provocative manner. While BLACK CILICE is esoteric in the extreme, more so is the entity atavistic, and indeed are those energies the cornerstone of this record. Characteristically coated in miles of miasmic rawness that’s an instrument unto itself, the lyrics of Esoteric Atavism delve into the OLD – old energies, old spiritually – and the music follows suit by reconstituting elements from elder BLACK CILICE recordings. Always in the red but now deeper into the black, that’s not to say Esoteric Atavism is a deliberate throwback or crass “return to the roots”; rather, the band’s birth pangs are given a deeper wisdom and wider-screened hysteria for the listener to drown himself in…or avoid, revoltingly stratifying as BLACK CILICE’s black metal may be. More pointedly, riffs are more forthright, with experimentation subtler, and songs in kind shorter: the proverbial ouroboros, then, forever feeding on the past.

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  • Black Cilice (POR) – Esoteric Atavism LP 26.88

    Black Metal

    And so it goes with the band’s sixth full-length, Esoteric Atavism. Ever aptly titled, Esoteric Atavism’s contents embody that title in a most provocative manner. While BLACK CILICE is esoteric in the extreme, more so is the entity atavistic, and indeed are those energies the cornerstone of this record. Characteristically coated in miles of miasmic rawness that’s an instrument unto itself, the lyrics of Esoteric Atavism delve into the OLD – old energies, old spiritually – and the music follows suit by reconstituting elements from elder BLACK CILICE recordings. Always in the red but now deeper into the black, that’s not to say Esoteric Atavism is a deliberate throwback or crass “return to the roots”; rather, the band’s birth pangs are given a deeper wisdom and wider-screened hysteria for the listener to drown himself in…or avoid, revoltingly stratifying as BLACK CILICE’s black metal may be. More pointedly, riffs are more forthright, with experimentation subtler, and songs in kind shorter: the proverbial ouroboros, then, forever feeding on the past.

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  • Black Cilice (POR) – Esoteric Atavism WHITE LP 28.88

    Black Metal

    By now, BLACK CILICE require no introduction. Arguably THE most pivotal raw black metal entity of the last decade, this Portuguese enigma has come to both define and defy that idiom. Unmindful of the present, not looking to the future, and undoubtedly rooted in the past, BLACK CILICE simply IS, and its vast body of work speaks for itself: challenging, for sure, but transportative and transcendental beyond compare.

    And so it goes with the band’s sixth full-length, Esoteric Atavism. Ever aptly titled, Esoteric Atavism’s contents embody that title in a most provocative manner. While BLACK CILICE is esoteric in the extreme, more so is the entity atavistic, and indeed are those energies the cornerstone of this record. Characteristically coated in miles of miasmic rawness that’s an instrument unto itself, the lyrics of Esoteric Atavism delve into the OLD – old energies, old spiritually – and the music follows suit by reconstituting elements from elder BLACK CILICE recordings. Always in the red but now deeper into the black, that’s not to say Esoteric Atavism is a deliberate throwback or crass “return to the roots”; rather, the band’s birth pangs are given a deeper wisdom and wider-screened hysteria for the listener to drown himself in…or avoid, revoltingly stratifying as BLACK CILICE’s black metal may be. More pointedly, riffs are more forthright, with experimentation subtler, and songs in kind shorter: the proverbial ouroboros, then, forever feeding on the past.

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  • Black Cilice (POR) – Mysteries YELLOW LP 26.88

    Black Metal

    The 3rd album available again on LP.

    – 300gsm Jacket With Matt Varnish & Inside Flooded in Black

    – 140g Yellow Vinyl

    – 250gsm Cardboard Insert

    – A2 Poster On 150gsm Art Paper

    – Limited To 300 Handnumbered Copies

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  • Black Cilice (POR) – Tomb Emanations 7” EP 13.88

    Black Metal

    Portuguese black metal with two exclusive tracks.

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  • Black Cilice (POR) – Transfixion of Spirits RED LP 26.88

    Black Metal

    Limited to 300 hand-numbered copies.

    Pressed on 140g vinyl. Housed in a 350gsm jacket with black-flooded interior and matte varnish.

    Includes adouble-sided insert on 300gsm offset paper and an A2-size poster on 150gsm art paper.

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  • Black Funeral (USA) – Moon of Characith LP 26.88

    Dark Ambient

    Recorded in  October to January 1999.

    For the first time on LP.

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  • Crucifier (USA) – Say Your Prayers LP 26.88

    Black Metal

    One of the longest-running entities in the American underground, CRUCIFIER was formed in 1990 by vocalist/drummer Cazz Grant. While myriad lineups would come and go – and the band’s eventual debut album, Stronger Than Passing Time, wouldn’t be released until 2003 – CRUCIFIER have kept consistent to their blasphemous, blackened death metal style steeped in the truly ancient and most underground ways.

    Now, four years after their last recording (the full-length Thy Sulfur Throne on High), CRUCIFIER return to ruin everyone’s day with a five-song/26-minute mini-album titled Say Your Prayers. Primal but not primitive, weird and wandering but fully locked-in and never forgetting the METAL aspect, the quartet create a ghastly, grimy experience here, with Grant’s vocals in particular stunning in their diabolic delirium. Furthering that delirium are the mind-mangled leads by Spencer “Madman” Murphy, also aided by Grant, altogether proving that CRUCIFIER’s eldritch sound is eternal.

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  • Drowning The Light (AUS) – Haunter of the Deep LP 26.88

    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…

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  • Drowning The Light (AUS) – Of Celtic Blood & Satanic Pride DLP 32.88

    Black Metal

    Recorded in the dead summer of 2007 and released in the same year, “Of Celtic Blood & Satanic Pride” is a notoriously polarizing album from this Australian Black Metal entity. An album that awakens the dormant genetic memory in ones veins while exploring the esoteric and occult aspects of the past.
    Strong willed and setting a blazing pathway towards all future releases from Drowning the Light.

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  • Drowning The Light (AUS) – The Ghost of a Flea / Lurker of the Void LP 26.88

    Black Metal

    This EP of raw, melancholic & bloodthirsty Black Metal is based on the painting and drawing of the same name by William Blake of a Vampyric entity that appeared before him during a séance with John Varley in 1819.
    The two would often gather late at night in Varley’s house, and played a game in which Varley would attempt to summon the spirit of a historical or mythological person. On the appearance of the spirit, Blake would then attempt to sketch their likeness.
    According to Varley, the imagery of a Flea came to Blake during an 1819 séance.
    The Flea entity told Blake that “fleas were inhabited by the souls of such men as were by nature blood thirsty to excess.”
    The flea communicated to Mr. Blake; “It was first intended,” said he (the flea) “to make me as big as a bullock; but then when it was considered from my construction, so armed – and so powerful withal, that in proportion to my bulk, mischievous as I now am, that I should have been a too mighty destroyer; it was determined to make me – no bigger than I am.”
    The sketch and painting of the Flea, part human, part Vampyre and part reptile have led many to believe William Blake was communing with something far more sinister…

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