IN THE WOODS - Isle Of Men Vinyl

Profanatica's brand of blasphemous filth remains as unwavering as ever, and their 2019 album Rotting Incarnation of God is another testament to their unholy devotion. With this full-length, Paul Ledney and company unleash a sonic assault that is both punishing and ritualistic, dragging the listener through murky depths of blackened death metal depravity.

2ter Teil von "Nostalgia" der Finnen Kalmankantaja

black with gold splatter

"Tuiflsrijtt" is Bavarian/Austrian for “devil's ride” and associates both the Krampus runs and the history behind the Krampus figure (myth, legend and tradition). The album functions as a bridge across the borders of this world to the devil's realm and the Rauhnächte, conjuring not only the dark Krampus figure who tortures the flesh with his rods and chains and carries off the doomed souls, but also the essence of the Drude, who torments her victims, Perchten, who take the souls away to the realm of the dead and the raging demons of the Wild Hunt.

"Tuiflsrijtt" is a consistent further development of the existing concept. Atmospheric Black Metal with an old school touch of the 2nd wave, which, however, has clearly increased in speed and aggressiveness compared to previous releases.
 

350gsm Jacket with inside flooded in black and matt varnish

180 gram heavy weight vinyl treatment.

350gsm Gatefold Jacket with inside flooded in black and matt varnish

Die Split endlich auf Vinyl. 

DROWNING THE LIGHT (Australia)

Repress 2022

Originally recorded in 2010-2011 with various line ups and released as a split with Sturmtiger in 2015

Re-issue, 300 sea blue marble vinyl, 180g, with a 12 page vinyl size booklet in a gatefold jacket.

Germans leading old school black metal horde back to claim it`s throne.with their 5th opus lead you on a more than 40 min. journey into the deepest pits of hell. enriched with a strong occult & satanic content the 8 new songs breathe the spirit of old 90s skandinavian black metal.

2023 repress on silver vinyl. Comes with a folding insert. The layout is the exact same as the first pressing.

From the past comes the storms...of icy, grandiose, paradigmatically Finnish black metal, bearing the no-bullshit title of Ymir. As can be expected, YMIR's long-brewing debut album is both a summation of their sparse but no-less-considerable past and a strident extension into both present and future. Never before have the band sounded so invigorated, so robust and roiling in their sweepingly sumptuous ruminations; the aim may be for mystical black metal of a most mid-'90s vintage, but the palpable physicality present here puts Ymir in rarefied company, whether it's past or especially present. Suitably, YMIR create epic screeds which open portals of the imagination and ancient consciousness alike, reverent to the old ways of noble black metal faith but by no means tethered to reductive expression: simply put, YMIR are a black metal band and Ymir is a black metal record, but their collective scope is boundless, brave, and breathing deeply of an essence few are able to grasp in the nowadays scene.