Digibook CD – Vomited out of the great abyss of the bavarian forest in the fifth month of the twelfth year. Geysterzvvang compels the devils, vvytches and dark spirits of the netherworld to rise, to appear durig the rough nights between the years! Black Metal from Germany.
For a decade now, Finland's WHITE DEATH have built a small-yet-formidable canon of work that's come to define modern underground black metal in their nation. It's no secret that Finland has possessed one of the most potent black metal scenes from the early '90s onward, and with each new generation that picks up the torch, some are contenders and others are just content to uphold "the Finnish sound."
Secrets of Laceration takes notable steps further toward direction CB has been heading over last few albums. Most of the songs have rejected the traditional rock structure and flows forward with different approach.
The BLOOD RED FOG rises again. While the new album is ascending on the darkened horizon, let these Finnish masters speak for themselves in this exclusive advance track:
In late 2024, AINZAMKAIT delivered their bolt-from-the-blue debut album, Was des Lebens nicht wert. The work of one Grymnir der Zornige, AINZAMKAIT's moniker is a linguistic twist on the German "Einsamkeit," which is loneliness in English - and fittingly, that's exactly what he delivered, offering a righteous new twist on Teutonic black metal.
Under A Funeral Moon, Darkthrone's third album, was originally released by Peaceville in 1993 and is the album that many Darkthrone fans hail as the ultimate manifesto for Black Metal.