Black Metal

Originally released in a limited edition in early 2020, this split album features exclusive tracks from two uprising hordes among Finland’s ever-fertile black metal underground, and both being bands who’ve since released crimes via WEREWOLF. WARMOON LORD should require no introduction after 2021’s superlative Battlespells, and here does Lord Vrajitor expand upon his classicist muse: medieval black metal majesty from the mid/late ’90s, with special emphasis on spectral synths for this recording. For their part, VULTYRIUM might’ve released one of 2022’s dark-horse hits with their self-titled album, but it was here where mainman The Vultyrian established his crude-yet-cruising style of black metal rife buttressed by somber bass work, at times evoking early Algaion. Together, seven spells cast in 38 minutes: Pure Cold Impurity raises the banners – again – of modern Finlandia resistance!

Black Metal

Originally released in a limited edition in early 2020, this split album features exclusive tracks from two uprising hordes among Finland’s ever-fertile black metal underground, and both being bands who’ve since released crimes via WEREWOLF. WARMOON LORD should require no introduction after 2021’s superlative Battlespells, and here does Lord Vrajitor expand upon his classicist muse: medieval black metal majesty from the mid/late ’90s, with special emphasis on spectral synths for this recording. For their part, VULTYRIUM might’ve released one of 2022’s dark-horse hits with their self-titled album, but it was here where mainman The Vultyrian established his crude-yet-cruising style of black metal rife buttressed by somber bass work, at times evoking early Algaion. Together, seven spells cast in 38 minutes: Pure Cold Impurity raises the banners – again – of modern Finlandia resistance!

Black Metal

n a scene of countless carbon copies and soulless attempts to evoke the majesty of the ancient Swedish Black/Death Metal legacy, WATAIN stand alone solemnly. They are watching from the shadows, in genuine victorious sincerity. These Satanic Swedes’ heavily sought after debut release “Rabid Death’s Curse” is finally available again! Initially released in a very limited quantity exclusively to the underground, the originals have been capturing large amounts at internet auctions. Now re-mastered and complete in a glorious digi-pack with a bonus track and all new artwork.
“Watain being one of the best bands truly dedicated to keeping the flickering flame of black metal burning black. Utterly cult and underground yet undeniably skilled and intelligent. It’s feral, fast, frenzied and ferocious.”

RAC

The classic RAC album from 1999 available again on LP!

Black Metal

After the Album “Blossoming of the Paths”, which was released through IEC as CD and Vinyl, it0s now released the Dust Vessel EP as 10inch.

Black Metal

29 year of “Deutscher Schwarz Metall Untergrund” 12 new songs with 46 minutes playtime.

LP lim. 300 copies

Black Metal

Warlord returns to the glory days of Evil in this debut material from Werewolf Bloodorder.

Silkscreened B-side. Track A3 was not on the original cassette version.

Black Metal

Warlord returns to the glory days of Evil in this debut album from Werewolf Bloodorder. The Rebirth of the Night and the Fog is a trip back to the 90’s! Containing 7 new songs, one of them originally composed for the new Evil album, which was never released and a song composed by Warlord and Black Goat of Darkness in 1994 and only now duly released.

RAC/Oi!

The band, founded in Gütersloh in 1988, shone in 1991 with their second (mini) album entitled “Schlachtruf”. Although there were only seven songs on this disc, it represented a good bridge until the next full album, which was released in 1992 under the title “Eternal Scars” and at the same time marked the end of the East Westphalian music group’s musical activities. So if you want to indulge in the Pogo wise men of the time again, garnished with the criminally harmless pieces from the first LP “Vereint”, you’ve come to the right place and should grab it immediately, because as we all know, life punishes anyone who comes too late. Everything in the best vinyl sound quality (no side longer than 20 minutes)!

RAC/Oi!

With “Reckless Aggression,” the Australian skinhead/Oi! punk band White Noise released a live album on Rock-O-Rama Records in 1990 that blurred the lines between powerful punk, hardcore, and the unleashed primal power of skinhead rock. The album’s opening seconds are like a punch in the face—a merciless, furious performance that makes it clear from the very first note that this band has no intention of engaging in diplomatic peace negotiations.

White Noise’s musical roots are deeply rooted in the world of Oi! and punk rock, but “Reckless Aggression” goes a step further. The sound is reminiscent of the wild days of Motörhead—with a blend of dirty rock ‘n’ roll and uncompromising hardcore that tears down everything in its path. In addition to music, this is also about an attitude, an outlook that swings through the record grooves like an imaginary wrecking ball.

RAC/Oi!

Anyone who thinks street rock’n’roll is merely a British cultural asset will get a full-throttle broadside from Down Under with “The First Assault.” White Noise from Fremantle, Western Australia, released a debut album on Rock-O-Rama Records in 1989 that crashed through the windshield of mediocrity like a cobblestone. There’s no lamentation here, there’s confrontation. No room for poetry – only harsh truths and the unvarnished confrontation with reality.

White Noise fuse Australian skinhead hardcore with British street sound. Tracks like “Clockwork Violence,” “Rebels,” and “We Don’t Need It” scream out their frustration into a world that sees the individual only as a consumer. This album is a musical expression of discontent in one piece: harsh, loud, honest. No pathos, just full throttle. It’s about identity, anger, and belonging – set to music with piercing guitars, pounding bass lines, driving drums, and a frontman who, in a Motörhead-like manner, manifests his lines rather than sings them.

Black Metal

Although a brand-new entity, WHITE RUNE are a duo of SIELUNVIHOLLINEN frontman Ruttokieli on vocals, guitar, bass, and keyboards and his drummer brother Soldau, also currently of Ehre. In 2021, they exploded into being with two shockingly accomplished demos, The Spell of Winter Holocaust and The Eternal Fires of Cleansing, showing a new face to Finnish black metal by, paradoxically, harkening back to old times. And now that face is fully revealed with the full-length Dawn of the White Rune. Indeed consolidating WHITE RUNE’s considerable strengths, the band’s aptly titled debut album bursts forth with an effervescence that’s undeniable – and undeniably unique, within the wider sphere of Finnish black metal. With vampiric organ to the fore but thankfully eluding the mawkish excess of “vampiric black metal,” WHITE RUNE proceed to wind and wend through an ever-surging storm of mysticism and malevolence. Their violence is real and the passion palpable, but there’s a deft touch to their dynamics here; nightsky splendor and astral awe are always present, no matter the tempo, and actual lead guitar plays an equally central role in conveying the emotions coursing through Dawn of the White Rune. And while comparisons to contemporaneous countrymen Faustian Pact, Vargrav, and Mooncitadel are certainly valid, more accurately could WHITE RUNE here harken back to the late ’90s works of Darkwoods My Betrothed, Thyrane, Alghazanth, Trollheims Grott, and even …And Oceans, thereby bringing the lineage full circle like the Ouroboros itself. To celebrate this momentous occasion, HAMMER OF HATE will also release a compilation titled The Spell of Eternal Fire, bringing together both WHITE RUNE demos. In the meantime, open thine eyes and witness the Dawn of the White Rune!