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Misanthropist Abazagorath and Occultist’s Necro-thrashers Bloodstorm present 3 new unreleased tracks!

French Hateful totalitarian Black Metal.

Uncompromising campaign against all organized religions featuring two bands. Slovakian band ANGEL'S DECAY offer two songs from their previous releases and Polish group OBSCURE added two stones from och promo entitled "Antichristian Crusade". Pure Satanic Death Metal in the old style! Essential.

A reunion of rare releases, including the split MLP released on PMP, Antaeus tracks of their sold-out EP's, and two exclusive Aosoth's tracks.

"All in all this was a fairly interesting experience and a unique listen. I'd recommend this to any fans of nazi-history, pagan/martial/wartime ambience, or of just straight up strange militaristic music". - Heathen Harvest

Black Metal split uniting hordes from Bulgaria and Argentina.

Thunderous and mystical Black Metal from one USA's best project, highly recommended!

Cosmic Dark Metal from Switzerland.

The bleakest, most powerful ATOMIZER offering, completely evolved and removed from the conjurations of any other thrash or black metal outputs of today. The band has stripped down their already well-known style and dejected the atomic metal power with a dismal aggression full of depth and gritty catchiness backed by a strong murky production, compliments of Kurt Ballou (Converge). In addition to the radical audio and superb gloom packaging, guest contributions have been made by drummer Sean Cummiskey (Astriaal), Iscariah (ex-Immortal, Dead To This World) and Yasuyuki (Abigail, Barbatos).

French Black Metal.

South American Raw Black Metal!

The third Black Howling album released on CD, featuring the characterful sound of Black Howling along with their personal way to compose. Two long tracks clocking over 40 minutes of raw melancholic black metal, closely attached to the land and nature. Jewel case edition, with full color artwork, limited to 500. Co-released with Discipline/Bubonic Productions

All graves will be dug up. Total Fucking Goatworship from BLACK MASS RITUAL in perverted unity with Amoral Satanic Rubbish BEYOND YE GRAVE. Your remains will be desecrated. Limited to 500 copies

A infernal Black Metal manifest. Satanic, War fuelled Black Metal from Austria!

Together with Breath of Pestilence, Hammer of Hate launches the MCD assault from the known old Finnish bestial Black Metal horde BLOODHAMMER! Even stronger material than before, now tempted by the Devil and passion towards His Black Arts through unholy Black Metal!

"Amazing new live jams from Newcastle's BONG. Two long tracks of stoned slow motion drums, guitar, bass and sitar... This is a great follow up to their previous split LP we put out earlier in the year, edition of 1000 copies is bleak pro-printed card sleeve with cover artwork by Chris from Gnod and back artwork by the band". - Label Description

Raw black metal from USA/Russia. Misanthropic black label.

Polish Black Metal.

Buxen plays DarkBlack Metal in slow/mid tempos. Aifur plays fast, Scandinavian Black Metal. Mordhell plays sordid Black Metal in Norwegian style. 500 copies.

Anti-communist Black Metal / Ancient Black Forest. Limited to 1000 copies.

No bullshit Death Metal the way it used to be played. Nothing fancy or technical here, just simple, catchy, non compromising, evil death worship recorded at Necromanteion Studio (Funeral Winds, Infinity, etc). This CD edition has the correct sounding audio (master audio to vinyl output sounded dodgy), and features an improved layout/artwork plus 1 exclusive bonus track not available on the 7" EP. Played in the fucking graveyard by members of VICTIMIZER, KARNARIUM and more.

"1991. We had been running a small indie label called Bad Vugum for a mere four years, but we genuinely felt we had found bands that made a difference, definitely in the budding Finnish scene at least. So in 1991 friends and even total strangers at gigs and festivals suddenly started telling us that the best two undiscovered bands come from a drab small town called Pori and that they both sounded exactly like they should be on Bad Vugum. Naturally our interest was piqued and we got to hear the self-released 7"s by these bands called Circle and Deep Turtle. Alas, we were not overly impressed. They’re still undeveloped, they still sound too much like their apparent musical heroes, and most importantly the songs aren’t strong enough, we convinced ourselves. To this day I still thank our lucky stars that Mr. Dassum of Deep Turtle, who recorded in the same small basement as Circle, called me and asked if we were at all interested in hearing some new Deep Turtle demos. Sure we were, and we sure got more than we bargained for: as a bonus he also included some new stuff from their friends Circle and we were blown away by both bands’ progression. We duly agreed to start releasing 7" EP’s at first, just to make sure the bands only put out all killer / no filler kinds of records, and to slowly build a following before any financially riskier album productions. During the next 18 months Circle for their part got two awesome EP’s out of their system, and absolutely floored live audiences all over the country with their high-intensity gigs. Which were more akin to hypnotic mass rituals, what with their glowing body paints, jarring lighting tricks and various blooddripping props. Sometime in 93 / 94 the guys and we both felt sure Circle were mature enough for a full-length. After unleashing them in the studio we got to hear quite a few mind-boggling new, slower songs they had concocted, then a few more. Then even more. We almost couldn’t believe our ears, it was becoming clear that a single LP could not contain these inspired goofballs’ creative output. Recently I discovered I still get goosebumps from listening closely to Meronia. Not just because I love just about every track on the album, but also because it brings me back to the days of trying to work out the best possible order for the songs. I’m always on a personal mission to "help" bands with that ( IMHO) essential dimension to any record, but Meronia’s sprawling bulk of 15 /16 tracks (we often added bonus tracks on the vinyl versions, even with single LP’s, just to mess with CD buyers) proved a daunting task. I spent literally days and weeks immersing myself in the music, switching and changing the song sequence every which way and those were the gruelling days of a double-deck cassette players, mind you. Then I spent hours on the phone with Circle’s Jussi, discussing and speculating what each track might "mean" in any particular order. I felt I truly lived on planet Meronia. In Finland, the album got rave reviews both in the underground zines and, somewhat surprisingly, mainstream press as well. Abroad, it opened some new doors in the underground, but surprisingly was not licensed for a foreign release. In those times small foreign labels still seemed to settle for 7" records for Circle. But it was still early days in what was later to become a global Circle industry as we know it - What is it now? Some 20 + albums, half of which on foreign labels? And whenever I talk to Jussi, Circle seem to have at least three albums already recorded and waiting for a release. They’ve sure succeeded in carving a respectable niche for themselves, while still taking chances and trying new things. Maximum respec’. To wrap this up, a funny Meronia anecdote. In the mid-90’s someone claiming to be an A& R executive for the David Geffen Company sent us a fax, complete with letterheads and everything, requesting a promo copy of Meronia. He wrote he was a big fan of the 7" stuff he had heard and was interested in checking out the band’s "album potential". We sent the CD, and waited for a reply. I mean c’mon, the label that made Sonic Youth huge, right? Well, since we didn’t hear anything, I first faxed the guy back, and then even called the number on the letterhead but it didn’t even connect... Oh the lengths resourceful Circle fans can go to when hunting for an import missing from their collection!" - Heikonen (Bad Vugum/BV 2 Produktions)

"Exploding walls of psychedelic guitars, "ingenious pop compositions", motorik krautrock, melodic harmonies, intensive riffs and ecstatic vocal performances? This album does NOT contain any of the things previously mentioned! Slow-moving abstract atmospherics, inspiring and determined wandering and a stagnant universe of winter are present on Circle's new double album MILJARD. New Wave of NWOFHWM! The album was produced by Mika Rättö. Rocking has been traded for some quiet reading on the couch at home". - Label Description

"Recorded live in Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar, Charlottesville, VA (USA), September 19th 2007". - Label Description

"Circle is ever changing, ever Circular. On Rautatie the band - which following the introduction of guitarists J. & P. Jääskeläinen is now a six-piece - once again dives into uncharted waters of music, into a miasma of influences that feels vaguely familiar but, in an uncanny way, is not quite real. Rautatie is epic hard rock and colossal riffs that corrode into fragments of black metallic atonality over time. Occasionally the album’s majestic elements step aside and let sprinkles of athletic boogie take the center stage. Together the eight tracks on the album form a hard rocking bullet train, speeding ever onwards on a circular railroad to infinity". - Label Description

"Ektro Records is proud announce that a re-release of Circle's difficult to find album Taantumus is available NOW! This re-issue comes with updated album artwork and Veitsi, a nine-minute bonus track. Taantumus was originally released by Bad Vugum in 2001". - Label Description

"The mysterious acronym "NWOFHM" was revealed to the world for the first time in 2005 when this mysterious sequence of letters dominated the centerfold of the booklet of Tulikoira, a studio album by prolific Finnish rock band Circle. It is likely that the meaning of NWOFHM was initially nonsensical to most of Circle's listeners, but some of them may have been able to dig up the phrase "New Wave of British Heavy Metal" from the nethermost recesses of their helmets, and to deduct that this variation probably referred to a localized Finnish version of this 80's phenomenon - only over twenty years too late. "The New Wave of Finnish Heavy Metal" may sound pompous and far fetched, but listening to the album the label does sound quite appropriate. Tulikoira is an album that consists of only four tracks but manages to explore quite a few moods and styles during its run. Album opener Rautakäärme would be a beautiful hymn if there wasn't a metal band playing riffs at a breakneck speed behind the vocals. The second song - Tulilintu - is a relatively short burst of energy and high-pitched vocals bringing Judas Priest to mind. The rest of the album goes off a on completely different direction altogether, with closing track Puutiikeri being a 20+ minute avantgarde jam bookended by bursts of heavy metal riffing. (Eetormentor) EDITION 2009!!! NO BONUS TRACKS!!!" - Label Description

Dark Black Metal from Latvia.

Highly recommended Polish Black Metal! Limited edition of 1000 copies.

Dark Fury return with a new album for 2010! With Saligia (the seven sins in Latin: superbia, avaritia, luxuria, invidia, gula, ira, acedia) Dark Fury direct their focus towards the hypocrisy and stupidity of Christianity, both the 'shepards' and the sheep. Highly recommended Polish Black Metal! Limited edition of 1000 copies.

Highly recommended Polish Black Metal! Limited edition of 1000 copies.

Highly recommended Polish Black Metal! Limited edition of 1000 copies.

Highly recommended Polish Black Metal! Limited edition of 1000 copies.

Limited to 1000 copies. Three way split (Black Metal/Hate Core/Black Metal).

2nd full length of fascinating Grim Black Metal.

Released for the first time on digital format, originally recorded in january 2002, the first masterpiece of this obscure, grim and raw Black Metal band.

C. Kobal has still open the gates of his morbid soul to composed 8 sinister hymns. After two full length, his 3rd opus marks a new Era of total transcendence. Mysticisme Macabre will infect you to Death.

Funeral Blackened Doom music with a unique deep, raw and moody atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Portugal has assisted to the rise of a unique band, in many ways. Their work of devoted Funeral music, their personal visions about Death are well known. Defuntos expose their 5th album; a moribund journey through loss, a verdict of their own gloomy feelings. This new artifact can be described as a mental picture of what life would be, facing the Death of a beloved existence. This is an intense voyage to the heart of the XIX century and the entire morbid aura of that epoch, so craved on Defuntos lyrics, together with real facts occurrences. "Luto Perpétuo" is the melancholic and sinister result of their creators, and the true aim of it, is deeply hidden inside the coffin of their souls. And so it’s intended...

"Fast and aggressive Black Metal with raw but powerful sound and outstanding vocal work! Mercyless slaughter in His name!. Comes with VON cover. Old fashioned layout in the vein of Chris Moyen" - Label Description

Raging for well over a decade in the isolated land of Australia, Destruktor have stood the test of time with a few EPs and a demo under their bullet belts. Now after much anticipation the war beast strikes again with their debut full-length album entitled "Nailed" featuring 10 new tracks of the highest degree accompanied by blasphemous Riddick illustrations. Harnessing the essential elements of fore founding extreme metal troops, Destruktor deliver a dark brutal desecration of exceptional warring bestial black metal of death that easily rivals those in the same battlefield. Destruktor will win the war... with or without your support!!!

A perverted overdose of raw diabolic metal punk. Sounds like a fist-fight between Hellhammer and Discharge while Motorhead, Bathory & GBH are being blasted in the background! Played by members from other established underground bands.

The second (and last) CD press by Obscure Abhorrence in november 2008, limited to 1000 copies with different artwork. Includes the 'Vampyric Winter' EP as bonus. The shores of Australia are more grey than ever. Drowning The Light's mastermind Azgorh brings you to where the light is just pure utopia. Cold, Raw, Desolate Underground Black Metal, sorrowful hate that will kill your breath.

Brandnew mini album of this Australian cult black metal act.

The first CD release from new UK/Italy based Underground Black Metal label, Legion Blotan also sees the first CD release of the French Black Metal horde, Epidemia Mortalis. This CD collects the two first dark and incredibly well recorded demo albums on one CD. Nearly 50 minutes of mid-paced diseased Black Metal with agonizing and painful high picthed screams.

Ritualistic bestial death metal that leans heavily towards doom/death. Compiling the demo songs of this Hellenic War Metal Terror Machine including the "Abominable Ceremonial Torment" 7", "Chants of Atomic Genocide" Rehearsal Demo, "Stench Of The Deceased Martyrs" EP & "The inevitable Twilight of the Judeochristian Lie" Demo.

After over 4 years of silence, EVIL INCARNATE has returned to strike the earth with bloodshed. All out war against christ, his father, the holy spirit and all who worship the Nazarene pig from Jerusalem, born in Bethlehem. Very blasphemous christ hating Death Metal propaganda inspired by infernal legions such as POSSESSED, DARK ANGEL, MASSACRE, DEATH, and CELTIC FROST. Embrace the Devil's music as EVIL INCARNATE lead the people to Satan, lead them to hell and burn them!!!

Greek unholy black metal split!