The fourth studio album of vile and repulsive stomach-churning death metal depravity from the US masters of sickness.

Thelema 6, the bands fifth album, was originally released in 2000, and stands as an important milestone in the evolution of Behemoth, introducing more elements from the Death Metal genre, all the time advancing and developing further from their Black Metal roots, both as composers and musicians. It was recorded and self-produced at Hendrix Studio, Poland. This edition includes 4 bonus tracks, plus video track.

Isengard was the solo-project started in 1989 by Fenriz - one the key driving forces behind Norwegian legends Darkthrone - because he had many musical ideas to explore that didn't strictly fit in with the style and music of Darkthrone. Under the Isengard moniker, Fenriz released 2 albums, Vinterskugge & Høstmørke.

This edition of Hostmorke is presented on 180gm black vinyl.

'Ravishing Grimness' was Darkthrone's seventh studio album, originally released in 1999. The album contained more mid-paced black metal than some of their previous releases - with Celtic Frost-inspired riffs once again an important factor in Darkthrone's music - as well as featuring more rock and punk elements than earlier albums. Most of the tracks on 'Ravishing Grimness' were this time written by Nocturno Culto, as well as guest lyrics on 'The Beast' appearing courtesy of Aldrahn and Fog (Dødheimsgard). 

The new five-track Mini-Album of all-consuming darkness from the Italian black metal legends. Includes a cover of Mercyful's Fate 'Nightmare be thy name'. 

This edition of 'All Tomorrow's Funerals' is presented on double gatefold vinyl.

This vinyl edition of 'Shitfun' is presented on 180gm vinyl.

This vinyl edition of 'Plaguewielder' features new cover artwork by Zbigniew M. Bielak, as selected by the band, which they feel better represents the band's vision, as opposed to the image featured on the original Moonfog version of the album.

'Ravishing Grimness' was Darkthrone's seventh studio album, originally released in 1999. The album contained more mid-paced black metal than some of their previous releases - with Celtic Frost-inspired riffs once again an important factor in Darkthrone's music - as well as featuring more rock and punk elements than earlier albums. Most of the tracks on 'Ravishing Grimness' were this time written by Nocturno Culto, as well as guest lyrics on 'The Beast' appearing courtesy of Aldrahn and Fog (Dødheimsgard). 

Katatonia’s 2020 release City Burials is an absorbing, soaring statement of intent offering meticulously crafted doses of melancholy. 

A triumph of deep and enigmatic progressive rock.

140g double black vinyl edition (with a side D lyric etching) containing the bonus track Closing of the Sky.

The 2nd album by one of the blackest, weirdest exponents of the nineties wave of Norwegian black metal, Carpathian Forest. 

Special limited edition deluxe earbook release containing 4 CDs.

Includes insert with lyrics. 

This edition of 'Chapter VI' is presented on heavyweight 180gm black vinyl.

On 180g vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

A third album of unreleased vintage cult Metal from the classic solo project created by Darkthrone's Fenriz. 

180g vinyl with liner notes from Fenriz (explaining the origins of the release, the recording process, and providing some background into his influences at the time).

CD in 4-panel digipak.

This definitive collection contains numerous historical shows, including a charged performance at the legendary CBGB's club in 1985, with a mass of classic renditions from the band's catalogue finally gathered together for a live journey spanning over 30 years and 7 hours.

Stand-alone vinyl release containing Autopsy’s studio tracks originally recorded for the ‘All Tomorrow’s Funerals’ collection, plus the ‘Horrific Obsession’ 7” tracks.

The fourth album of pure darkness and brutality from Norway's Gehenna. 

180gm black vinyl edition with the original artwork under a black cover print.