Transcending Obscurity
Dysgnostic – Scar Echoes – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Digipak
Known as Defilementory in a previous avatar, the critically acclaimed Danish death metal band were rechristened Dysgnostic to reflect a more contemporary direction of music that’s more dissonant, technical and even atmospheric in its own dark, mysterious way. On their debut full length, the accomplished musicians find little trouble in weaving together songs ...
Eremit (Germany) – Bearer Of Many Names (Glow In The Dark Effect) – CDD
German sludge/doom overlords Eremit return after releasing a fantastic EP in last year’s ‘Desert of Ghouls’ which acted as a bridge between the band’s earth‐shatteringly heavy debut full length and the follow‐up album which is definitely a progression. The band doesn’t shy away from writing epic songs averaging 20 minutes, with the ...
Ernia – How To Deal With Life And Fail 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Digipak)
With two members of Wormed in their lineup, Spanish grindcore band Ernia have managed to perfect the sound on their sophomore album which is both refreshing and riveting. The music is just as colourful as their artwork, full of intricate bits and with every song offering something different without abandoning the core ...
Eschaton – Techtalitarian – CD
Technical death metal band Eschaton return after a gap of six years with a reinvigorated, star-studded line-up that undoubtedly elevates their sound to hitherto unexplored heights. They have none other than Christian Münzner of former Obscura and Necrophagist fame accompanying the band founder Josh Berry on guitars. For the vocals, they have ...
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Et Moriemur – Tamashii No Yama (8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark) – CDD
Czech doom metal band Et Moriemur set new standards for themselves with their previous Greek-themed album ‘Epigrammata’ which borrowed elements of death and black metal and flawlessly integrated them in their unique brand of atmospheric doom metal. This time they’re exploring Japanese themes and have frankly outdone themselves. It’s rare ...
Eternal Storm – A Giant Bound To Fall – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak
In 2019, Spanish progressive/melodic death metal band Eternal Storm released their debut full length ‘Come the Tide, which was a shockingly accomplished, poignant and evocative album which many still regard to be one of the highlights in the style. Four years later, after working meticulously to hone their sound even more, they ...
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Eternal Storm – A Giant Bound To Fall – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak
In 2019, Spanish progressive/melodic death metal band Eternal Storm released their debut full length ‘Come the Tide, which was a shockingly accomplished, poignant and evocative album which many still regard to be one of the highlights in the style. Four years later, after working meticulously to hone their sound even more, they ...
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Eternal Storm – A Giant Bound To Fall – Vinyl
In 2019, Spanish progressive/melodic death metal band Eternal Storm released their debut full length ‘Come the Tide, which was a shockingly accomplished, poignant and evocative album which many still regard to be one of the highlights in the style. Four years later, after working meticulously to hone their sound even more, they ...
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Evilyn – Mondestrunken – CDD
Evilyn have created an atypical death metal album which is at once monolithic, alien and formidable. Anthony Lipari of Thoren fame has put together quite a lineup for the band’s debut full length, roping in members of Malignancy, Exist, Norse and even taking the assistance of Coma Cluster Void’s Jeanne Comateuse who ...
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Eye Of Purgatory (Sweden) – The Lighthouse (Metallic Effect CDD)
Swedish death metal mastermind Rogga Johansson has displayed a penchant for infusing classic style melodies in his kind of death metal which is most evident in his eponymous band and also to an extent in Revolting and Paganizer. It’s reminiscent of the timeless bands such as Edge of Sanity, Desultory, early Cemetary, ...
Fathomless Ritual – Hymns For The Lesser Gods – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak
With manic glee, Fathomless Ritual recreate the maddening, unhinged kind of death metal created by the likes of Demilich and give their own ugly, grime-ridden twist to it. The music has a darker, murkier, cavernous sound but all the same has a denser quality and a sense of modern urgency about it ...
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Februus – Surveillance Orgy – CDD
As if the recent onslaught by progressive death metal bands Diskord, Atvm, Swelling Repulsion and Defect Designer on the label wasn’t enough, Februus join the raiding party and bring the fireworks with their unheralded gem of a release in ‘Surveillance Orgy’. Originally self-released by the sole band member, it blew away every ...
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Felled (Us) – The Intimate Earth (Sandalwood Scent) – CDD
US band Felled have created breathtaking music melding black metal with folk elements and lending to it rare depth and warmth. The inclusion of instruments such as violin and viola is masterfully done and is used almost as the main instrument here. The soulful music emanating from them is truly heart‐rending and ...
Feral – To Usurp The Thrones – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect Digipak
Swedish axe-wielding death metal marauders Feral proclaimed their rights to the throne with a potent split last year with crust-ridden death metal label mates Crawl. And as promised, they launched a massive, comprehensive onslaught the following year to eliminate all competition in the Swedish death metal realm. Those familiar with their legend ...
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Feral/Crawl – Made As Those Who Are No Longer Alive – 8-Panel Glow-In-The-Dark Effect – CDD
After releasing landmark full length albums in the same year in 2018, Swedish death metal titans and label mates Feral and Crawl join forces for this exciting split release containing all new songs to mark their return. Feral are masters of their craft and having honed their hefty sound to perfection, they ...
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