Black Metal

Originally released in 2005, this little gem of the German underground is finally available on LP

Limited to 300 copies.

Black Metal

Striking while the iron’s hot, Order of Vengeance follows less than a year after RUNESPELL’s critically acclaimed debut album, Unhallowed Blood Oath, also released by IRON BONEHEAD. Let it be known, however, that there’s not one sacrifice in quality to be found here. If anything, the RUNESPELL aesthetic has become even more iron-girded and iron-willed. There’s a greater sense of urgency on Order of Vengeance – an unquenchable desperation, even – that drives these no-less-grand epics. Whereas Unhallowed Blood Oath situated itself on an axis of melancholy vs. bloodlust, suitably, Order of Vengeance ups the bloodlust considerably…although, of course, the melancholy is no short supply here, particularly on the sparse ‘n’ haunting instrumental “Night’s Gate.” The album length, too, has been padded out to a spacious and all-enveloping 47 minutes, allowing the full mesmerizing grandeur of the RUNEPSPELL aesthetic to take root and consume. More massive, yet more urgent: Order of Vengeance is indeed a new order.

Black Metal

By now, RUNESPELL should require little introduction. Since this Australian entity’s public unveiling in 2017 with the Aeons of Ancient Blood demo – released by IRON BONEHEAD, as well as all successive recordings – RUNESPELL has sharpened its sword and quickly, with three albums arriving like clockwork every year: Unhallowed Blood Oath (2017), Order of Vengeance (2018), and Voice of Opprobrium (2019). Although 2020 didn’t see the release of a full-length, a split album with the reanimated Forest Mysticism tided over the bloodthirsty until the arrival of fourth LP Verses in Regicide in 2021, arguably RUNESPELL’s best-produced and -executed album to date.

Acid Techno

Saarland’s truest techno goblin RUPRECHT 4500 is coming through with his first full length album. Nothing short of genius blackened techno heresy from the mastermind of SIGFRID. This record goes beyond standard keller synth and travels through the hellish realm of 90’s dance music, carefully arrayed through the lens of the tanzel goblin. Cult techno metal for the stretched imagination…

Black Metal

Limited to 200 handnumbered copies. Comes in a gatefold cover with a double-sided printed insert.

Tracks are numbered in roman numerals in sequential order on the back cover.

Black Metal

Limited to 150 copies. Foldover jacket in the same style as the original Part I released by Skjold.

Tracks 1-3 are from Les Ailes Des Carpates demo III recorded June 2005.
Tracks 4-5 are from “Hail Misanthropic Raven” demo IV recorded June 2005.
Track 6 is a demo song recorded in August 2005.
Track 7 is from “Perdu dans la forêt” demo V recorded November 2005.
Tracks 8-9 from Retour Naturel Au Chaos split with Kvellen recorded August/September 2005.
Track 10 is an unreleased song recorded December 2005.
Tracks 11-15 from Supreme Misanthropic Dominance demo VI recorded January 2006.

Black Metal

Limited to 200 handnumbered copies. Comes in a gatefold cover with a double-sided printed insert.

Tracks are numbered in roman numerals in sequential order on the back cover.

RAC/Oi!

Classic album from 1994.

Handnumbered to 996 copies.

RAC/Oi!

Classic album from 1995.

Limited to 1067 copies.