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MYRKUR - Mareridt LP
€28.00Mareridt is a profound manifestation of nightmares that demonstrates MYRKUR as one of the truly exceptional artists of our time.
Comes with double-sided 12"x12" insert and with Bandcamp download code card for digital version of the album.
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IGNEA - Dreams Of Lands Unseen LP (White)
€28.00Dive into heavy, score-like sonic worlds and dream of lands unseen with Ukrainian force IGNEA!
Limited Edition, White [Creamy].
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![MINISTRY - The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste LP]()
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MINISTRY - The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste LP
€28.00This was the record that definitively turned Ministry from an electro-industrial dance band into a cutting-edge metal act. With distorted vocals, pounding drum machines, and ripping guitar chords, songs like "Thieves" and "Burning Inside" merged computer technology with metallic riffology, setting the pace for dozens of second-rate computer nerds to follow.
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MINISTRY - The Land Of Rape And Honey LP
€28.00Ministry successfully combined industrial heavy metal and electronic beats with a punk attitude. The Land Of Rape And Honey was their breakthrough album released in 1988, which laid the foundation for a series of successful 'tech metal' albums that appealed to alternative audiences all over the globe. Drawing heavy on the sampler, synthesised sounds and thick layers of distorted guitars, this group preceded highly successful acts such as Fear Factory and Nine Inch Nails. Highlights on The Land Of Rape And Honey include the songs 'Stigmata', 'The Missing' and 'Flashback' all examples of the band's distinctive signature sound.
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EINHERJER - North Star LP
€27.00With North Star, Viking Metal pioneers EINHERJER release their eighth studio album on February 26, 2021, proving their status as the pioneers of blending Nordic Black Metal and Folk Metal genres once again. The album marks the band’s return to Napalm Records after 25 years, and their release of the legendary Dragons Of The North album (1996). The Norwegian metal outfit remains musically true to themselves and reinforces their exceptional position.
