Black Metal

Re-issue with complete new layout, “Goat Horns” come with the original album cover & re-mastered specially for vinyl.

2 x LP, 200 black vinyl (180g), Side D with silkscreen, 2 x full-color innersleeve on 220g uncoated (matte), gatefold, full-color on 350g uncoated (matte) with 3D UV SPOT print, all assembled in a PVC overbag.

Black Metal

The first demo from 1996 available again on LP with a new artwork.

Black Metal

Reprint, 500x 2LP galaxy – white/black 2×12″ (140g) in 2 black poly-lined innerbag, 2 printed innersleeve on 220g uncoated (matte), gatefold jacket on 350g uncoated (matte), all assembled in a PVC overbag.

Special mastering for the vinyl edition.

Black Metal

From the original recording, and mastered specially for record vinyl.

Reprint, 498x half blue, half yellow vinyl 12″ (180g) in microtene innerbag, 2 printed innersleeve full color on 220g, gatefold full color on 350g, all assembled in a PVC overbag.

Black Metal

The full-length from 1998 available again on DLP.

Reprint, complete updated re-issue! 470 x half blue, half yellow double vinyl (180g) with black silkscreen on side D, full-color innersleeves on coated 220g carton, gatefold jacket, black flood inside with silver print on 350g coated carton,all assembly in a PVC overbag.

Black Metal

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.

Black Metal

This divine opus was released in 2001. It was the first ONDSKAPT release in the history of the band. Finally we can announce that it is back from its tomb. Re-mastered and re-issued, you; the listener can hear a far more clear and dynamic experience of its entirety. “Slave Under His Immortal Will” was the starting point of a path leading into the vast beyond. We are truly proud to finally have had the possibility to make this re-release happen. Embrace this piece of pure dedication and pristine devilry.

Death Metal

Originally released in 1992 by a very young OSMOSE, at the beginning of what many hold as the label’s “classic years,” PAN-THY-MONIUM was formed by scene legend Dan Swanö (Edge of Sanity, Nightingale, Bloodbath) and members of Ophthalamia to indulge in – and push ever further – the most bizarre and avant-garde boundaries of death metal. An opening track that’s over 20 minutes long, saxophone freakouts, wordless vocals, constantly shape-shifting song structures full of swampy riffing and careening blastbeats…everything but the kitchen sink goes into Dawn of Dreams. Although it caused confusion upon its original release, the album later became a cult classic with my underground fanatics and other weirdos, especially fans of Swanö’s vast body of work. Experience it again (or for the first time) and blow your mind!

300 x A-side/B-side – opaque gold/opaque yellow 12″ (140g) in a microtene innerbag, printed innersleeve on 220g, jacket full-color on 350g, all assembled in a PVC overbag.

Black Metal

The cul album from 1991 available again on LP.

Reprint, 600x red with black marble effect 12″ (180g) in a microtenne innerbag, printed innersleeve on 220g, printed jacket on 350g with partial UV relief lacquer, all assembled in a PVC overbag.