Following the mythos of the “real” Dr. Frankenstein, Johann Conrad Dippel, who served as the inspiration for the famed novel by Mary Shelley, Carach Angren’s 'Franckensteina Strataemontanus' delivers an bombastic symphonic cacophony of necromancy and mad science. Interwoven with haunting keyboards, majestic orchestrations, and a perfect balance of melodic brutality, the new album serves as the most theatrical offering from the horror metal masters to date. CD in deluxe Digipak with 24-page booklet. Collector's edition in clamshell box including CD with bonus track "Frederick’s Experiments" in deluxe Digipak with glow in the dark spot-varnish and 24-page booklet on offset paper + 4 temporary glow in the dark tattoos + tube scarf with Seregor's corpsepaint. All items are exclusive to this collector's edition! Limited to 3,000 copies worldwide. Black 12" double vinyl incl. bonus track 'Frederick’s Experiments' in printed sturdy inner sleeves in gatefold.Third pressing: 200 copies worldwide. Coke bottle green 12" double vinyl in gatefold sleeve with printed sturdy inner sleeves. Includes bonus track 'Frederick’s Experiments'.Limited to 300 copies worldwide! Artwork by Stefan Heilemann.

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Black 12" (33 rpm) vinyl in gatefold with 12-page insert (30 x 30cm) with new packaging with alternative artwork incl. exclusive liner notes.First pressing 600 copies worldwide. CD in Jewel Case. Solid black shell in regular Norelco box with j-card + 1 extra panel.Limited to 350 copies worldwide! Autumn Aurora is the second album by Ukrainian black metal band Drudkh, released in 2004. It is the first Drudkh album to incorporate synthesizers.The album has been re-released in 2009, by Season of Mist, featuring a remastered sound and a new album artwork, available for the first time in vinyl format!Tracklist:Side A: Fading / Summoning The Rain / Glare Of AutumnSide B: Sunwheel / Wind Of The Night Forests / The First Snow

These items are on pre-order and will not ship until on or around Feb 7 2025 Transparent yellow 12" vinyl (33 rpm) with black splatters in gatefold.Limited to 300 copies worldwide! Black 12" vinyl (33 rpm) in gatefold.Third pressing 300 copies worldwide. CD in Jewel case with 12-page booklet. On Chronicles of Lunacy, Defeated Sanity return to brutality. Artwork by Jon Zig. Tracklist :Side A: Amputationsdrang / The Odour Of Sanctity / Accelerating The Rot / Temporal DisintegrationSide B: Extrinsically Enraged / A Patriarchy Perverse / Condemned To Vascular Famine / Heredity Violated

Remaster including bonus track "Summoned to Suffer" (demo). On their third record, Pessimist put forth another brutal lesson in raw, unrefined blackened death metal. ‘Slaughtering the Faithful’ is gritty, blasphemous, and a revered gem in the early American death metal scene. For fans of Pestilence, Vader and Morbid Angel.Artwork by Jon Zig. Tracklist:01. Requiem (0:29)02. Slaughtering the Faithful (4:56)03. Baptized in Blasphemy (4:41)04. Infernal Abyss (3:50)05. Resurrected Torment (5:57)06. Summoned to Suffer (3:05)07. Metempsychosis (4:15)08. Embodiment of Impurity (4:45)09. Stripped of Immortality (3:23)10. Summoned to Suffer (demo) (3:21)

CD in Jewel case with 16-page booklet. THY CATAFALQUE deliver another spectacular musical mosaic with ninth full-length album ‘Naiv’, inspired by the “Naïve Art” movement.The project's sole mastermind, Tamás Kátai has once again assembled pieces out of such diverse genres as ambient, folklore, jazz, metal, electronica, rock, pop, wave, and other styles that each taken for itself seems not to fit easily in the other parts.'Naiv' demands to be listened to with full attention, but with every new spin this masterpiece reveals more of its secrets and rewards the listener with a rich treasure of fascinating details. For fans of SOLEFALD, ARCTURUS, BLUT AUS NORD, ULVER.Artwork by Irene Sáiz Guerrero. Tracklist:01. A bolyongás ideje (04:55)02. Tsitsushka (05:39)03. Embersólyom (04:17)04. Számtalan színek (02:34)05. A valóság kazamatái (05:30)06. Kék madár (Négy kép) (06:27)07. Napút (03:48)08. Veto (08:17)09. Szélvész (05:36)