Black Metal

The new Gestapo 666 album is about aggression, the occult, an attack on established values. It spits in the face of complacency. Each track claws at the rotting skin of nowadays society, tearing through the derelict fabric of order with ritual precision. There’s no comfort here — only fire, teeth, and the sound of sacred idols burning. This is not music for the faint-hearted, it’s a threat from the threshold, it is a weapon sharpened against you.

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The full-length from 2019 available again on CD.

Black Metal

The full-length from 2022 available again on CD.

Black Metal

No strangers to the ever-fertile Portuguese black metal underground, GINNUNGAGAP preceded the esteemed likes of TRONO ALÉM MORTE, ORDEM SATANICA, and VOËMMR. To date, they’ve delivered two extremely limited tapes, but now are even more embraced by the cold and frosty winds of the Aldebaran Star. Witness Heliacal Arising. What is set to be a new landmark not only for the Circle but for the wider Portuguese underground, GINNUNGAGAP here conjure a bewitching storm of strangely soothing mysticism. Shadows and secrets still remain, but Helical Arising moves with etheric might – “raw” on a very basic or simplified level, but embellished with a rare refinement that makes their musings simply otherworldly. Is there synth in there, or some unorthodox twist of strings? Is it recorded live in the rehearsal room, or painstakingly layered with an auteur’s touch? Only GINNUNGAGAP know, but thankfully, the faithful reap the rewards: Heliacal Arising is transportive black metal par excellence, an effortless throwback to ancient-days atmosphere.

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German Black Metal band from Baden-Württemberg,

Black Metal

The second Gnipahålan album. Written and recorded in august 2016. All strings and vocals by Swartadauthuz. Session drums by K (recorded late 2017). All music written by Swartadauthuz, except “Karolinernas Dödsmarsch” (trad.), which sets the deathly spirit of the album. Old cold freezing winds lurking from the past…

Black Metal

In 2017, GOATMOON truly etched its name its Finnish black metal legendry with Stella Polaris, a monument of cosmic, snow-capped majesty. The entirely dungeon synth Silver Serpent followed in 2021, but now arrives GOATMOON’s full-length return to black metal with What Once Was… Shall Be Again. As presaged by its title, there’s an undeniably yearning and nostalgic aspect to the band’s characteristically epic ruminations, occasionally/often dusted by folkloric synths. But if one were to assume that What Once Was… Shall Be Again would further continue that refinement – and indeed, in large part, it does – the album equally takes GOATMOON back to their earliest, rawest roots, here temped by the steely-eyed austerity of older age and wisdom. It’s a skillful balance pulled off with aplomb, proving that the band honor their history but rarely repeat themselves. And more than anything, it provides another dazzling new canvas on which warriors and dreamers can explore…but no safe spaces here, of course. No other words necessary: What Once Was… Shall Be Again!

Black Metal

After over 20 years, we are proud to offer a dark jewel from the Werewolf records vault: The unreleased, and at the time harshly refused and then abandoned original recording of the first Goatmoon album. As with the finest of wines, the material on the master cassette and the original versions of the songs ripened during the decades, and are now finally damned for a release.

Dungeon Synth

Limited album of +30 min of deep dungeon synth.

Four-panel single fold digipak.

Black Metal

Two Finnish black metal heavy weights united, unstoppable as you very well know. 67 minutes of madness.

Black Metal

Debut full-length from 2001 reissued for the first time.

Black Metal

Cult demo from 1995 reissued for the first time.