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Kampfar
Mare
LP
€21.99
Kampfar
Mare LP
Animate Records
Deluxe reissue of "Mare", Kampfar's masterpiece from 2011, a cult classic of Norwegian Pagan Black Metal art. Retaining the original artwork, together with Ask Ty / KAMPFAR we have created an exceptional, luxurious LP with a completely new layout: - hot-foil stamping - UV spot varnish - custom die-cut - inside printed gatefold cover - liner notes from Ask / Kampfar - colored inner cover with the original cover and all lyrics - Bonus Track: Bergtatt (In D Major) Limited edition of 300 LPs on black vinyl including a high resolution woven patch.
Mare LP
Animate Records
Deluxe reissue of "Mare", Kampfar's masterpiece from 2011, a cult classic of Norwegian Pagan Black Metal art. Retaining the original artwork, together with Ask Ty / KAMPFAR we have created an exceptional, luxurious LP with a completely new layout: - hot-foil stamping - UV spot varnish - custom die-cut - inside printed gatefold cover - liner notes from Ask / Kampfar - colored inner cover with the original cover and all lyrics - Bonus Track: Bergtatt (In D Major) Limited edition of 300 LPs on black vinyl including a high resolution woven patch.
Kataklysm
The Mystical Gate Of Reincarnation
LP
€13.99
Kataklysm
The Mystical Gate Of Reincarnation LP
Animate Records
The Mystical Gate Of Reincarnation LP
Animate Records
Katastrof
Self Titled
EP
€6.50
Katastrof
Self Titled EP
Adult Crash Records
Furious Swedish hardcore punk. Should appeal to people who dig Totalitär, Herätys and the likes... 5 tracks recorded @ The Communichaos Media Clay Station.
Listen to a sample:
Self Titled EP
Adult Crash Records
Furious Swedish hardcore punk. Should appeal to people who dig Totalitär, Herätys and the likes... 5 tracks recorded @ The Communichaos Media Clay Station.
Listen to a sample:
Katechon
Man God Giant
LP
€17.99
Katechon
Man God Giant LP
Nuclear War Now Productions
The word "katechon" refers to the restraining force or entity tethering the Antichrist, and thus maintaining equipoise between existence and annihilation. Sonically and conceptually, Katechon exhibits the control, power, and restraint associated with the theological concept giving rise to the band's name. At this point in the lineage of extreme metal, the lines between the various subgenres are nearly indistinguishably blurred. Bands emerging at this stage are almost certainly influenced by Black, Death, and Thrash metal in relatively equal parts in addition to drawing influence from genres outside the traditional spectrum of metal. This amorphous state, has led many bands to retreat into strict rehashing of formulaic retro approaches. Katechon, however, embraces the entropic merging of stylistic and aesthetic projections from the various branches of the genre and beyond. Under scrutiny since the release of its demo last year, Norway's Katechon now presents its debut full-length recording. "Man, God, Giant" reinforces the sound presented on Katechon's previous recordings*, but features superb production that amplifies the impact of the tracks. Each of the three songs featured on the demo is reworked and incorporated into the album. Katechon's sound is an amalgamation of Black, Death, and Thrash metal, but played with a precision and authenticity that avoids dilution. Instead the result is frenetic and possessed, devoid of theatrics and self-indulgent virtuosity, and features highly proficient and intricate songwriting executed with precision. With philosophically oriented lyrics and adorned with an esoteric and surreal visual aesthetic, "Man, God, Giant" presents a unique vision for the future direction of metal in which an equilibrium must be maintained between rote rehashing of past trends and the indiscriminate collision of clashing styles and sounds. Katechon rests perfectly at this equilibrium point, holding at bay the forces of dissolution.
Tracklist:
1. Endless Funeral 02:55
2. Spring of Man 02:15
3. Black Rain / Ungodly Rituals 05:26
4. Liquid Decadence 03:09
5. Transition 03:12
6. Man, God, Giant 03:20
7. Endgames 04:05
8. Deathly Treasures 02:30
9. Unbeing 02:21
10. Beautiful Desolation 05:24
Man God Giant LP
Nuclear War Now Productions
The word "katechon" refers to the restraining force or entity tethering the Antichrist, and thus maintaining equipoise between existence and annihilation. Sonically and conceptually, Katechon exhibits the control, power, and restraint associated with the theological concept giving rise to the band's name. At this point in the lineage of extreme metal, the lines between the various subgenres are nearly indistinguishably blurred. Bands emerging at this stage are almost certainly influenced by Black, Death, and Thrash metal in relatively equal parts in addition to drawing influence from genres outside the traditional spectrum of metal. This amorphous state, has led many bands to retreat into strict rehashing of formulaic retro approaches. Katechon, however, embraces the entropic merging of stylistic and aesthetic projections from the various branches of the genre and beyond. Under scrutiny since the release of its demo last year, Norway's Katechon now presents its debut full-length recording. "Man, God, Giant" reinforces the sound presented on Katechon's previous recordings*, but features superb production that amplifies the impact of the tracks. Each of the three songs featured on the demo is reworked and incorporated into the album. Katechon's sound is an amalgamation of Black, Death, and Thrash metal, but played with a precision and authenticity that avoids dilution. Instead the result is frenetic and possessed, devoid of theatrics and self-indulgent virtuosity, and features highly proficient and intricate songwriting executed with precision. With philosophically oriented lyrics and adorned with an esoteric and surreal visual aesthetic, "Man, God, Giant" presents a unique vision for the future direction of metal in which an equilibrium must be maintained between rote rehashing of past trends and the indiscriminate collision of clashing styles and sounds. Katechon rests perfectly at this equilibrium point, holding at bay the forces of dissolution.
Tracklist:
1. Endless Funeral 02:55
2. Spring of Man 02:15
3. Black Rain / Ungodly Rituals 05:26
4. Liquid Decadence 03:09
5. Transition 03:12
6. Man, God, Giant 03:20
7. Endgames 04:05
8. Deathly Treasures 02:30
9. Unbeing 02:21
10. Beautiful Desolation 05:24
Keep It Clear
Self Titled
EP
€3.99
Keep It Clear
Self Titled EP
Not Just Words Records
Continuing the sound they started on the demo, KEEP IT CLEAR from Vancouver, Canada delivers 8 fast tracks of fast old school hardcore. We hear influences of Right Brigade, Floorpunch and old American Nightmare and therfore perfectly fitting on Not Just Words records. This is what to expect, so pre-order now. The EP comes with a free digital download ticket.
Tracklist:
01. On Our Own
02. Imposter
03. Puppet On A String
04. Way It Is
05. See It My Way
06. The Deal
07. Alone
08. No Punches Pulled
Self Titled EP
Not Just Words Records
Continuing the sound they started on the demo, KEEP IT CLEAR from Vancouver, Canada delivers 8 fast tracks of fast old school hardcore. We hear influences of Right Brigade, Floorpunch and old American Nightmare and therfore perfectly fitting on Not Just Words records. This is what to expect, so pre-order now. The EP comes with a free digital download ticket.
Tracklist:
01. On Our Own
02. Imposter
03. Puppet On A String
04. Way It Is
05. See It My Way
06. The Deal
07. Alone
08. No Punches Pulled
King Nine
The Art Of War
EP
€6.50
King Nine
The Art Of War EP
Closed Casket Activities
"The Art Of War" is a limited 7" single from Long Island, NY's own King Nine.This release features their first new material since their debut full-length, "Scared To Death." 7" includes digital download and an etched B-side. Limited edition of 500 copies.
Tracklist:
01. Intro
02. The Art Of War
Listen to a sample:
The Art Of War EP
Closed Casket Activities
"The Art Of War" is a limited 7" single from Long Island, NY's own King Nine.This release features their first new material since their debut full-length, "Scared To Death." 7" includes digital download and an etched B-side. Limited edition of 500 copies.
Tracklist:
01. Intro
02. The Art Of War
Listen to a sample:
Koro
700 Club
EP
€4.99
Koro
700 Club EP
Sorry State Records
Originally released in 1983 and highly sought after by record collectors, the 7" release from Tennessee's Koro has finally been remastered and repressed and made available for the masses. This record is comprised of eight tracks of blistering hardcore punk with ferocious leads and pounding drums, creating a sound that would be influencing bands for years, including bands like Direct Control, Government Warning and Career Suicide.
Tracklist:
01. 700 Club
02. Selfless
03. Its O.K.
04. Government
05. Dear Sirs
06. Blap!
07. Nauseous
08. Acid Casualty
700 Club EP
Sorry State Records
Originally released in 1983 and highly sought after by record collectors, the 7" release from Tennessee's Koro has finally been remastered and repressed and made available for the masses. This record is comprised of eight tracks of blistering hardcore punk with ferocious leads and pounding drums, creating a sound that would be influencing bands for years, including bands like Direct Control, Government Warning and Career Suicide.
Tracklist:
01. 700 Club
02. Selfless
03. Its O.K.
04. Government
05. Dear Sirs
06. Blap!
07. Nauseous
08. Acid Casualty
Krallice
Diotima
CD
€11.99
Krallice
Diotima CD
Profound Lore Records
It didn't take long for Brooklyn, NY's KRALLICE to get notoriety. Initially formed because of a desired collaboration between notorious avant-garde shredder Mick Barr and technical guitar wizard Colin Marston, for both musicians to explore a more black metal terrain with their music, KRALLICE was originally supposed to be a one-off kind of sporadic project for both musicians to create an album, with vocals (which both musicians weren't even used to), with an actual band, and with the uncertainty that there would be any more albums following the self-titled debut. That thought would quell quickly enough as KRALLICE immediately became a functioning band, playing shows along with their debut garnering critical acclaim all across the board through many prominent media outlets and immediately, KRALLICE would become a one-of-akind act within extreme metal. A band unlike anything the scene has befallen upon. And it wouldn't take long for the inspiration to come full-on, as the creative surge coming from KRALLICE would accelerate as the band continued to write and immediately would conjure material that would make their epic undertaking "Dimensional Bleedthrough" come out only a year after their debut. "Dimensional Bleedthrough" nonetheless would raise even more eyebrows and it came to a point where KRALLICE would eventually become the most recognized musical outlet out of all of Mick Barr and Colin Marston's other musical endeavors. Two musicians who have already had a pedigree in progressive/technical/avant-garde music/metal prior to KRALLICE even forming. And now with KRALLICE's third album "Diotima", the band have undoubtedly released their darkest, heaviest, most-dense, hypnotizing, challenging and accomplished album to date, a turning point album for KRALLICE if there ever was one. The album the band themselves are the most satisfied with and the album (in every aspect possible, from the playing, the performances, and ultimately the production) in which will even more solidify KRALLICE's importance as one of the most prominent and unique extreme metal bands and exports from America today.
Tracklist:
1. Intro
2. Inhume
3. The Clearing
4. Diotima
5. Litany Of Regrets
6. Telluric Rings
7. Dust And Light
Diotima CD
Profound Lore Records
It didn't take long for Brooklyn, NY's KRALLICE to get notoriety. Initially formed because of a desired collaboration between notorious avant-garde shredder Mick Barr and technical guitar wizard Colin Marston, for both musicians to explore a more black metal terrain with their music, KRALLICE was originally supposed to be a one-off kind of sporadic project for both musicians to create an album, with vocals (which both musicians weren't even used to), with an actual band, and with the uncertainty that there would be any more albums following the self-titled debut. That thought would quell quickly enough as KRALLICE immediately became a functioning band, playing shows along with their debut garnering critical acclaim all across the board through many prominent media outlets and immediately, KRALLICE would become a one-of-akind act within extreme metal. A band unlike anything the scene has befallen upon. And it wouldn't take long for the inspiration to come full-on, as the creative surge coming from KRALLICE would accelerate as the band continued to write and immediately would conjure material that would make their epic undertaking "Dimensional Bleedthrough" come out only a year after their debut. "Dimensional Bleedthrough" nonetheless would raise even more eyebrows and it came to a point where KRALLICE would eventually become the most recognized musical outlet out of all of Mick Barr and Colin Marston's other musical endeavors. Two musicians who have already had a pedigree in progressive/technical/avant-garde music/metal prior to KRALLICE even forming. And now with KRALLICE's third album "Diotima", the band have undoubtedly released their darkest, heaviest, most-dense, hypnotizing, challenging and accomplished album to date, a turning point album for KRALLICE if there ever was one. The album the band themselves are the most satisfied with and the album (in every aspect possible, from the playing, the performances, and ultimately the production) in which will even more solidify KRALLICE's importance as one of the most prominent and unique extreme metal bands and exports from America today.
Tracklist:
1. Intro
2. Inhume
3. The Clearing
4. Diotima
5. Litany Of Regrets
6. Telluric Rings
7. Dust And Light
Krallice
Self Titled
CD
€11.99
Krallice
Self Titled CD
Profound Lore Records
Known as one of the most respected virtuosic guitar wizards today, Mick Barr has displayed his polarizing guitar histrionics in such bizarre outfits as OCRILIM (Hydra Head Records) and ORTHRELM (which have released stuff on Mike Patton's Ipecac Recordings), pretty much bending and stretching the rules of modern-day guitar playing and giving a new meaning to progressive guitar playing. Nonetheless, Mick Barr (who has also collaborated with the likes of John Zorn) is quite the guitar playing enigma today. Colin Marston also has quite the pedigree backing his repertoire. With the likes of such bands as BEHOLD… THE ARCTOPUS (Black Market/Metal Blade), DYSRHYTHMIA (Relapse), BYLA etc. along with running his Thousand Caves Studios (in which he recently recorded the recent JARBOE solo album), Marston has proven to be one of the most prolific and recognized musicians in technical/extreme progressive metal (especially since he is known to brand that menacing 12-string Warr Guitar). KRALLICE nonetheless has been something that has been luring within the psyche of Barr (who also portrays the vocal offerings in Krallice) and Marston for quite some time. Pretty much also known as being disciples of true and real black metal, Krallice would inevitably become more of a reality for Barr and Marston; something for them to fulfill their black metal spirit and also come to a realization of where their other calling lies. Also Krallice at the same time provides a vehicle for Barr to actually play and record in an actual band setting of sorts (which is very rare these days) and Marston to play in a band that actually has vocals and lyrical content (which is also very rare these days). With their debut self-titled album, Krallice employ the musical landscape familiar with Barr and Marston's musical repertoire, but this time translate it in a visceral tremolo layered black metal vision that will easily triumph as one of the most recognized black metal albums to be released in 2008. Comprised of six epic time-stretching hymns, the Krallice debut is a vitriolic, hypnotizing elongated black metal pillage that brings such musical aesthetics reminiscent of the likes of early BUZRUM, ULVER'S "Nattens Madrigal" album, GORGOROTH ("Antichrist" in particular), and U.S. black metal legends WEAKLING, all mixed within Barr and Marston's black metal vision; one like no other within the realm of U.S. black metal.
Tracklist:
1. Wretched Wisdom
2. Cnestorial
3. Molec Codicies
4. Timehusk
5. Energy Chasms
6. Forgiveness In Rot
Self Titled CD
Profound Lore Records
Known as one of the most respected virtuosic guitar wizards today, Mick Barr has displayed his polarizing guitar histrionics in such bizarre outfits as OCRILIM (Hydra Head Records) and ORTHRELM (which have released stuff on Mike Patton's Ipecac Recordings), pretty much bending and stretching the rules of modern-day guitar playing and giving a new meaning to progressive guitar playing. Nonetheless, Mick Barr (who has also collaborated with the likes of John Zorn) is quite the guitar playing enigma today. Colin Marston also has quite the pedigree backing his repertoire. With the likes of such bands as BEHOLD… THE ARCTOPUS (Black Market/Metal Blade), DYSRHYTHMIA (Relapse), BYLA etc. along with running his Thousand Caves Studios (in which he recently recorded the recent JARBOE solo album), Marston has proven to be one of the most prolific and recognized musicians in technical/extreme progressive metal (especially since he is known to brand that menacing 12-string Warr Guitar). KRALLICE nonetheless has been something that has been luring within the psyche of Barr (who also portrays the vocal offerings in Krallice) and Marston for quite some time. Pretty much also known as being disciples of true and real black metal, Krallice would inevitably become more of a reality for Barr and Marston; something for them to fulfill their black metal spirit and also come to a realization of where their other calling lies. Also Krallice at the same time provides a vehicle for Barr to actually play and record in an actual band setting of sorts (which is very rare these days) and Marston to play in a band that actually has vocals and lyrical content (which is also very rare these days). With their debut self-titled album, Krallice employ the musical landscape familiar with Barr and Marston's musical repertoire, but this time translate it in a visceral tremolo layered black metal vision that will easily triumph as one of the most recognized black metal albums to be released in 2008. Comprised of six epic time-stretching hymns, the Krallice debut is a vitriolic, hypnotizing elongated black metal pillage that brings such musical aesthetics reminiscent of the likes of early BUZRUM, ULVER'S "Nattens Madrigal" album, GORGOROTH ("Antichrist" in particular), and U.S. black metal legends WEAKLING, all mixed within Barr and Marston's black metal vision; one like no other within the realm of U.S. black metal.
Tracklist:
1. Wretched Wisdom
2. Cnestorial
3. Molec Codicies
4. Timehusk
5. Energy Chasms
6. Forgiveness In Rot
