Majestic Black Metal

Finally available again on LP and A5 DIGI-CD, originally released in 1998.

With a fully restored layout, including handwritten lyrics (correct ones!) and totally re-mastered for CD.

Officially released by Ragnarok Records, and distributed worldwide by ASRAR.

This is the only OFFICIAL version. Avoid cheap bootlegs!

A5 panel digipak, black flood, inside out cardboard + booklet.

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A new and mysterious project from Finland. Raw and captivating black metal with a pinch of dungeon synth.

Feel the ancient flame…

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Burial Moon are a mysterious international entity which may or may not include members as distant as Northern Europe as well as the southernmost climes of Europe. Grim and ethereal is their black metal, as the four lengthy tracks across their 22-minute Burial Moon mini-album cast a spell of raw mysticism immediately felt. The guitar tone alone, despite being hypnotically melodic, sounds like decay in realtime; the vocals suitably hover above the ever-surging miasma like a malignant spectre, and often take on a disembodied choral effect. And, for as lengthy as those four component tracks are, their song titles go to great lengths – literally – to convey the psychic headspace Burial Moon are occupying on their public debut.

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Altare is proud to present Candelabrum’s new album, entitled “Transmutations”. Presented with a clearer and tighter sound compared with its predecessors, “Transmutations” retains the musical and conceptual essence of Candelabrum, taking it a step further. Combining its raw atmospheric Black Metal with a ghostly and unsettling mood, Candelabrum delves deep into the human mind stuck between two planes of existence, struggling between dreams and nightmares, the physical world and the paranormal, sanity and madness…

Black 12″ LP comes with an insert, A2 poster and download code.

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Debut release from the new and mysterious project featuring prominent figures from within the UKs raw black metal scene

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Re-press of the full-length available again on CD.

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Compiles the demos Des Tréfonds Du Haut Bois and Chants Des Héros Oubliés along with a bonus track.

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Special reissue of the cult classic debut EP from Celestia. Released by Drakkar Productions in 1999.

One studio bonus track from the original recording session.

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“Forever Gone” emerges as an invocation, a final breath drawn from beyond the veil. Each track lingers like mist over forgotten graves, steeped in longing, rich in desolation. Every note drips with the weight of absence, as if composed in the hush that follows a final farewell. In this album, the spectre of Celestia is not laid to rest; it is transfigured, echoing into the silence that follows all things.

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Cult demo of raw, proud and medieval sounding black metal from the fertile, dusty moors of Quebec is now available on Compact Disc for the first time. Sold out almost immediately after being revealed, this demo now fetches relatively high collector prices within the underground ranks – truly outstanding among the current Quebec elite. This new Compact Disc edition comes with a completely remastered sound for optimum sound quality without sacrificing the candle-lit cryptic atmosphere of the original release.

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Impervious to any form of classification, Circle of Ouroborus generate an amalgamation of styles that is utterly their own creation.
Riffs are emotive while burrowing deep within the recesses of the mind, imparting themselves into the subconscious.
The vocals sit in a purgatory of tortured spoken singing, heavy with reverberation echoing across the instrumentation.
Each track effortlessly drifts into indiscriminate soundscapes with curiosities hidden throughout, providing the listener a different experience upon each visit. Another stellar entry into their ever evolving discography that should not be missed.

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Their 2023 latest album on digipak-CD.

With “Lumi Vaientaa Kysymykse” we can see still some elements of recent CoO albums, with a lot of soothing, shoegazing melodies passing through, however the pace is rather toned down into a more dragging and Doomy pace, often reminiscing with Katatonia, both in tempo as melody wise, and with an approach more akin to records like “Kuuhun Kahlittu” and some part which are particularly metallic and acrid, such as the beginning of the second track, almost closer to Atvar’s work under Kêres. The Post-Punk basslines however are still always there creating their own shamanistic, hypnotic sound, as well as the feverish experimentalism characteristc of 70s and 80s Psych and Folk rock and adjacent much present in the keyboards and daring, outsider guitarwork, particularly in “Lankeemus”.