Black Metal

The full-length from 1993 available again on LP.

Black Metal

For the first time on vinyl!

The album “In Battle” was originally released on CD in 1997.

For this occasion, the album “In Battle” has been pressed onto green/silver vinyl. The LP’s comes with a double-sided insert with unseen pictures and other paraphernalia, plus exclusive pro-recorded bonus live-tracks that will absolutely blow your fucking mind!!

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Now for the first time released on vinyl!

The album “The Rage of the Northmen” was originally released on CD in 1998.

The album is pressed onto black/orange vinyl. The LP contains a double-sided insert with unseen pictures and other paraphernalia, plus exclusive pro-recorded bonus live-tracks that will absolutely blow your fucking mind!

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In The Woods… return with a brand new studio album of avant-garde, progressive black rock & metal managing to deliver an epic masterpiece following untrodden paths and pagan tongue. With the band’s new label Soulseller Records and new vocalist Bernt Fjellestad the sails are set out to reach new heights. In The Woods… set out on this journey a long time ago, and is with “Diversum” once again true to the spirit that is In The Woods… with changes, with difference, with diversity. The result is all that In The Woods… has been, and what the band will be, captured in the absolute unique album that is “Diversum”

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From an era when different winds blew…
Official re-issue of the classic 1993 demo, mandatory for any fanatic into (early) black metal!

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Where In The Woods… already blended in prog elements in their classic pagan/black metal debut “Heart Of The Ages” the sophomore album “Omnio” saw the band further develop into uncharted waters. They freed themselves from the confines of any metal subgenre. What never changed was the ability to write elegant and epic masterpieces, song by song. “Omnio” ended up being one of the most original, unmatched albums of 1997 and until this very day it’s regarded as an absolute classic, for many reasons. Now finally re-issued as standalone release with original cover artwork and including the 2 tracks from the “Let There Be More Light” ep as bonus tracks!

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Some question why IN TWILIGHT’S EMBRACE is now being released by Terratur Possessions, and although we owe no one anything, I’ll briefly explain.

After spending weeks on tour with these guys getting to know them first hand, seeing how hard working they are, I’ll rather work with passionate, real artists who works from an honest and devoted place, rather than partaking in the charade of brotherhoods, militias and idolizations that plagues the Black Metal genre today. Where everyone’s in each others echo chambers, praising what’s at best mediocre, thus weakening all that we stand for. Without criticism one gets nowhere, surround yourself with yes-men and your downfall will follow.

Although starting off as a Hardcore band exactly 20 years ago, both the band and members evolved into something more sinister. I mean, who doesn’t change over a 20 year period…? They started perfecting their craft around 14 years after their formation, through a magnificent album called VANITAS. This is for me where the band shone through as a legit Black Metal band and raised the bar significantly. This did not get unnoticed and they toured the land relentlessly with bands like IMMOLATION, AZARATH and BLAZE OF PERDITION.

A year later we saw the follow up LAWA blow up like Iceland and the band got recognition inside and outside of Poland, and the chatter began; where the hell did these guys come from? More giggling and touring followed alongside MGLA, BEHEMTOH and WHOREDOM RIFE, to mention a few.

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Emerging from the vibrant tapestry of Japan’s experimental music scene in the late ’80s, Incapacitants had beginnings as Toshiji Mikawa’s solo project in 1981. The original epicenter of their creative endeavors was Osaka, where Mikawa collaborated with luminaries such as Yamatsuka Eye, JOJO and others. However, the trajectory of Incapacitants evolved with a move to Tokyo, where Fumio Kosakai joined forces with Mikawa, solidifying the current duo that continues to shape the landscape of experimental music. The dynamic twain have spent decades challenging preconceived notions of sound, weaving a complex tapestry of auditory exploration. Their avant-garde approach and relentless commitment to pushing boundaries have solidified Incapacitants as a cornerstone in the global noise music phenomenon.

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Released in a beautiful limited edition of 300 copies, fully remastered for this vinyl edition by Lasse Marhaug, is a highly sought-after milestone in noise music. Incapacitants create inexhaustible chaos verging on the sublime, and take you on a truly excruciating journey toward catharsis!
This first time vinyl reissue is about as essential as they come and an absolute must for any Japanoise fan. Cover perfectly reproduce the LP album’s original artwork, along with this release is a four-page A3 folded insert with previously unpublished photos, notes from 2001 by JOJO Hiroshige (with an addendum by T.Mikawa), and new comprehensive made for this reissue by Lasse Marhaug.

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Incapacitants are the best noise band to ever come out of Japan; the group was formed in 1981 in Osaka, as the solo project of Toshiji Mikawa, a member of the amazing noise group Hijokaidan. Mikawa later moved to Tokyo, where he joined with Fumio Kosakai (also an occasional member of Hijokaidan, as well as a former member of C.C.C.C.) to make Incapacitants a duo and they released its first album Feedback Of N.M.S. on Alchemy Records CD in 1991.

An absolutely masterful piece of work, threaded with risk, ambition, raw immediacy, and precision. While astounding artists in their own right, deserving every bit of the accolades they’ve thus far received,  Toshiji Mikawa and Fumio Kosakai seem capable of something profound together that has yet to have heard. Feedback Of N.M.S. is everything we hope to hear from an experimental endeavour and so much more.

Issued on double vinyl  in a very limited edition of 299 copies, with six cards reproducing Takuya Sakaguchi’s original drawings and adding an unreleased drawing and extensive notes in Japanese and English, it’s impossible to recommend enough. Ten out ten, and mind-bendingly good. Once the word gets out, this one isn’t going to sit around for long.