Black Metal

Dark and relentless scent of true Black Metal.

Black Metal

New press of the 2nd album. Barbarian Black Metal.

This new vinyl edition features improved and remastered sound by The Empty Hall Studio (LIK, Grifteskymfning, Ostots, etc.)

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The legendary “Memoria Vetusta I – Fathers Of The Icy Age” captures BLUT AUS NORD in the remarkable embryonic phase of an evolutionary process that would culminate in one of Black Metal’s great enigmas. Finally available again with its original front cover, “Memoria Vetusta I – Fathers Of The Icy Age” is canonical primeval Black Metal from another age. Essential.

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Raw melodic Black Metal from Norway and USA.

In this second album, Blutumhang features a more straightforward set of songs, but maintaining their majestic and distinctive venomous sound.

Black vinyl, presented with an insert and an A2 poster.

Industrial

Body Sculptures is a contemporary project that brings together five unique voices in European experimental electronic music today. The formative element is the collaborative pact between Sweden’s Northern Electronics and Denmark’s Posh Isolation.

Last year marked both Body Sculptures’ debut live performance —a highly notorious set at Berlin Atonal Festival 2015— as well as their debut recording, The Base Of All Beauty Is The Body. The disparate elements that have come to inform the project thus far are further refined and encoded in their new LP, A Body Turns To Eden.

RAC/Oi!

When this disc first saw the light of day in 1992, the album hit like a bomb. The musical comparison was too blatant in contrast to what had previously populated the sound grooves and CDs of the relevant labels, no strumming and noise, but razor-sharp guitar riffs and rock-hard drum sounds. And with a vehemence that the inclined consumer was only used to from heavy metal groups from professional studios up to this point. It’s been a long time! Anyone who wasn’t there back then is welcome to grab it today and treat themselves to these pleasant metal showers again (or for the first time?).

Due to the increasingly narrow corridor of opinion in the Federal Republic of Germany in 2019, accompanied by politically desired criminal prosecution, two songs unfortunately had to be removed compared to the original CD. The tracks “The boat is full” and “Why do you stay silent?” are NOT included on this record!

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Borda’s Rope is an enigmatic and unyielding force in the realm of raw Black Metal and continues to embrace their unique identity, with a signature blend of raw aggression and haunting melodies. Prepare to be immersed in a visceral journey as Borda’s Rope unleashes their newest creation, staying true to their roots, an unrelenting lo fi assault on the senses.

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Through spectral melodies, a tapestry of darkness and abyssal cold, this split takes us into a journey to unearth the primal essence of both band’s craft: raw Black Metal in the crudest form, relentless, primeval, portraying Black Metal in its most unadulterated and primal state. It harks back to the roots of the genre, where raw emotion and unfiltered expression were the driving forces behind the music.

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Without initially even putting out any form of demo, BORKNAGAR’s first and by now “cult” self-titled album was recorded at Bergen’s legendary Grieghallen Studios for the underground label Malicious Records from Germany, who released it in 1996. Next to Øystein G. Brun, “Borknagar” featured the likes of Garm (Ulver, ex Arcturus) doing the vocals, drummer Grim (ex-Immortal, Gorgoroth and Ancient), Ivar Bjørnson (Enslaved) on keyboards and bassist Infernus (who played in Gorgoroth). The overall press reaction was extremely positive, with media and fans alike praising the highly original and fresh approach of the group.

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Bohemia’s BRAN are a power-trio of ancient black metal might and majesty. To be sure, they exhibit the splendorous, spellbinding riff-sorcery so endemic to their country’s black metal idiom, but instead of hypnotizing monochromaticism, BRAN’s epic constructions are always unfolding, always blossoming with a strict sense of narrative flow, surprising and engaging at every turn. Indeed, their Odcházení debut is a march across rarefied lands, for not only does it retain palatably clear production, rendering their ruminations in their most powerful state, but there’s a pronounced grounding in actual METAL here – but thankfully, without any goofy party posturing or “metal brotherhood” bollocks.