It was but a year ago when EISENKULT made their bolt-from-the-blue debut statement with ...gedenken wir der Finsternis. A blood pact shared among members of MAVORIM, TOTENWACHE, and MUECHELMORD, it was only logical for PURITY THROUGH FIRE to further the propaganda with the release of EISENKULT's debut album. Perhaps not surprisingly, ...gedenken wir der Finsternis gleamed with the righteous steel of Teutonic black metal: pure, proud, and traditional!
Wasting no time keeping that enviable momentum going, EISENKULT's second full-length strike arrives 11 months later bearing the title ...vom Himmel, hoch herab. Once again boasting an evocative 8-bit-style intro, the listener is immediately whisked away to forgotten realms as the power-trio plunge into stoutly second-wave classicism, here even more folkloric and fantastical than their not-inconsiderable debut album. And whereas that debut LP shocked & awed with its succinct 28-minute runtime, here with the 42-minute ...vom Himmel, hoch herab do EISENKULT reveal the full splendor of their powers, deftly moving from anthemic mid-tempos to mystical swooshes of speed, the atmosphere most medieval and the songwriting simply stunning. Likewise, the production across this album is gritty-yet-clear, convincingly mid-to-late '90s as its content.
Dark melodrama for dreamers, journeyers, and all others against the modern world, EISENKULT come bearing better chainmail and sharper swords with ...vom Himmel, hoch herab. The past is more alive than ever!
he Compilation CD contains their 2 first Demos "Invocation of Doom" and "Sadistic Body Rites" from 2013 and also the Songs from the "Rex Judaeorum" Split 7" from 2015. First time on CD limited to 300 copies
The definitive collection of the long out of print, cult Drudkh ep's. Including the brand new ep "Thousands of Moons ago". Digipack edition limited to first pressing.
FALKENBACH waren ursprünglich ein von Vratyas Vakyas konzipiertes Soloprojekt und wurden offiziell erstmals im Jahr 1995 mit dem Demo "Læknishendr" aktiv
The work of one selfsame Häxär, concurrently of Ernte, HÄXÄR are a lone torch of Swiss black metal. Now, after two albums in as many years, HÄXÄR present their third album of turn-of-the-millennium nastiness: Teufelskult.
On this remastered sophomore album originally from 2010, Eisenwinter carves a strangely radiant blackened monument that retains the restless spirit of the band’s early years.