2nd album from '20 by this Norwegian band of intense Black/ Thrash for lovers of WITCHBURNER, NEKROMANTHEON, DEATHHAMMER, CARNIWHÖRE, AURA NOIR... [Slipcase]
Re-issue with new cover art and 1 bonus of the 3rd album from '04, after 9 years after the previous one!! Return with a more melodic and atmospheric style with more keyboards and more majestic and epic than before. [Digipack]
5th album from '13 by this excellent and original US band of Thrash Metal that blends elements from Heavy, Black & Death creating a really personal style. They throw in touches a la SLAYER, IRON MAIDEN, DEATH, EXODUS, AT THE GATES, DISSECTION... [Slipcase]
4th album from '14 by this canadian band of intense and savage Black/ Thrash with Grind touches and influences from bands like NIHELFEIM, TERORRIZER, IMMORTAL, AURORA BOREALIS, IMPALED NAZARENE...
6th album from '15 by this norwegian band that plays a majestic Black Metal with some similarities to SATYRICON's "Nemesis Divina" with some touches a la DIMU BORGIR, BEHEMOTH...
5th album from '10 by this norwegian band that plays a majestic Black Metal with some similarities to SATYRICON's "Nemesis Divina" with some touches a la DIMU BORGIR, BEHEMOTH...
7th album from '21 by this finnish band that plays an original Horror Black Metal with a symphonic and majestic feel with certain touches a la DIMMU BORGIR and CRADLE OF FILTH.
1st album from '16 by this spanish band of Death/ Black with some Doom hints and influences from bands like GROTESQUE, CELTIC FROST, CATHEDRAL, USURPER, ASPHYX, ORODRUIN...
Release in only one CD of the two first albums Eosforos" ['94] & "Apollyon" ['96] of this greek Black Metal band formed by members of ROTTING CHRIST & NECROMANTIA.
6th album from '21 by this spanish band that plays a raw and melodic Pagan Black Metal influenced by bands like THYRFING, MOONSORROW, ARKONA, PRIMORDIAL, BATHORY...
1st album from '19 by this band led by Oscar Martín from AS LIGHT DIES, AUTUMNAL & GARTH ARUM, where he plays a really original multidirectional and avant-garde Black/ Death.
