180g regular black vinyl release. Includes 12" booklet.

Hype sticker on shrinkwrap.

Features liner notes written by Fenriz in July 2010.

30th anniversary limited white vinyl edition with a refresh of the original 1992 audio master and a sleeve replicating the original pressing.

A 180g vinyl version with additional content, including unseen photographs and liner notes from all 3 performers, sharing their memories of the band's formation and early history. 

 180gram black vinyl, with heavyweight sleeve.

Massively influential third album from the pioneers of epic Doom Metal. 

Originally released on Active Records in 1988 as a single LP.

Gatefold sleeve. 180g black vinyl.

‘Mørke Gravers Kammer’ was Khold’s third album, recorded in late 2003 and originally released in 2004. By now Khold was fast becoming one of the premier Norwegian acts of the new millennium, mixing old school riffing with groove-laden black metal and a completely stripped down production, often classed as a fine mix of Darkthrone and Celtic Frost. 

With a hunger for experimentation and creativity, since their birth in the later 1990?s each album has moved further from their original blend of death metal with progressive & folk influences to what is undoubtedly a huge leap forward for this Swedish female-fronted group with a difference. 

Gatefold jacket. 180g vinyl in poly-lined sleeves. Includes an 8-page booklet.

Pure, relentless Aura Noir at their finest ... Still truly the ugliest band in the world. 

To The Gory End was Cancer’s debut, and was released in 1990. Includes bonus disc featuring the band's 1989 demo in full.

To The Gory End was Cancer’s debut, and was released in 1990. 

Limited Edition, Reissue, Yellow.

The 2nd album by one of the blackest, weirdest exponents of the nineties wave of Norwegian black metal, Carpathian Forest. This slab of sickness has been out of print on vinyl for 12 years, so it is high time to bring it back; the new edition features all original vinyl artwork, plus the bonus track "He's Turning Blue" not on the original LP and an insert with all lyrics. 

Black Metal the way it should be.

Reissue, remastered.

Reissue, Repress, 180gr.

Simply a masterpiece in our time.

Digipak edition with bonus tracks.

The Dreadful Hours is still rightly hailed as being among the band's finest works to date since its 2001 release. The album was recorded at Academy Studios in West Yorkshire UK, with long-time producer Mags at the helm. The album artwork was also created by frontman Aaron Stainthorpe.

Special re-mastered version of the classic '34.788%... Complete'.

Comes in a Digibook.

Includes a 24-page booklet attached to the Digibook.